Teenage mutant ninja turtles legends all

Teenage mutant ninja turtles legends all series#

Teenage mutant ninja turtles legends all series#

Fans were too in love with the TV version of our four turtle brothers to want them to have that вЂ90s injection they were enjoying elsewhere, and the series was cancelled at issue #23, never officially released. Sadly however, it didnвЂ™t quite deliver in the way people expected. To this end, writer Gary Carlson and artist Frank Fosco gave the Turtles the вЂ90s treatment in what would be called вЂњTeenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Volume 3вЂќ, featuring everything everybody loved about Image Comics at the time вЂ“ blood, guts, cyborgs, ninjas and scantily clad women. Given their dominance, it made sense that Mirage Studios would give their blessing for Image to incorporate the flourishing Turtles brand directly into the heart of their comic universe, ripe with their own creative talent and crossover opportunity. The late вЂ90s were known for a few things вЂ“ blood, muscles, brutality and the fact that the newly founded Image Comics were the best at all of them. Teela Takes Centre Stage вЂ“ Masters of the Universe: Revelation #4 AdvanceВ Review Geeking Out вЂ“ Deadzone from Mantic Games: Review andВ Giveaway Will Poulter to play Adam Warlock in Guardians of the Galaxy VolВ 3 Hasbro Figure Review вЂ“ Power Rangers Retro Style 7-InchВ Zords Review вЂ“ Star Trek: Year Five #25 (IDWВ Publishing) Review вЂ“ YouвЂ™ve Got Red On You: How Shaun Of Dead Was Brought ToВ LifeДЄfterShockвЂ™s Dark Red returns with WHERE ROADS LEAD one-shock thisВ JanuaryДЄdvance Review вЂ“ WhatвЂ™s the Furthest Place From Here? #1 (ImageВ Comics) John Wagner to pen new Judge Dredd story for 2000 ADвЂ™s 45th Anniversary thisВ February