Nickelodeon acquires the TMNT, It's no longer Mirage's.

http://news.toonzone.net/articles/31520/ni...eries-and-movie

So, will the comics in their current form eventually die? You decide.

This post has been edited by Pikawil100 on Oct 25 2009, 03:51 PM

there's still tmnt comics?

Yes, in case you were sleeping under a rock.

that was an extremely nerdy thing to say!

Oh god. I don't know if I'll like this or not.




Think of all the games that will be spewed out now.

This kinda reminds me of the hole Marvel getting owned by Disney now.

I've been following the not-so-new-now TMNT cartoon somewhat and I was never aware of a comic.

They are made by the Archie Comics.

Which are almost non-existent in the Midwest of the US.
I can't say I've seen any Archie comics (other than Archie and Sabrina) comics for atleast 6 years around here.

They made Sonic as well.

Which they don't well either.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teenage_Mutan...rage_Studios%29

The Mirage comics started it all, not the 80's toon. Silly you, adaptation displacement.

Uh oh...

Wonder what will the turtles look like?

Yeah, anyone who has no idea why the 2003 cartoon seemed so serious compared to the old one should research the comics. They're pretty dark.

And as far as I know, Archie doesn't make the TMNT comic. Mirage has been publishing them on and off. Archie made a series based on the cartoon for awhile, but I don't think there was much else.

This post has been edited by Clutch on Oct 26 2009, 07:51 AM

Hey guys, this is pretty rad considering 4kids had the show previously.

hope for nick, or doom for tmnt?

you decide.

Fast-Forward notwithstanding, the 2003 show seemed alright anyway. They even seemed to get away with more than 4Kids would usually allow, like death, violence, and the constant use of "shell" in place of "hell".

Also, we still have THIS epicness to look forward too:



This post has been edited by Clutch on Oct 26 2009, 01:04 PM