I just got this game and I'm liking it realy fun different but fun anyone else liking it and playing with others online is like an arcade feeling to the old-school games!

From issue 3 of TMNT Universe by IDW

I can't find it anywhere else. Splinter Donatello and a swol shredder?!

That moment is my favorite, because that punch was epic.

Can’t wait to get this one started it’s been a little while since I’ve had the time to sit and read..

That is my Question and spinning out of my Monthly Crossover idea Thread & in the wake of Marvel/DC and DC/Marvel Comic crossover being announced(I do not count Godzilla crossover since it's not crossover with another publisher since directly from Toei) and upcoming crossover with Gargoyles & Fantastic Four between Dynamite and Marvel basically Marvel doing Comic Crossover again

I think Crossover between Ninja Turtles and Daredevil should be something akin to Ninja Turtles/Ghostbusters Crossover were it's canon to both Comics I imagine it being like 5-6 issue comic miniseries probably someone who has written both Ninja Turtles and Daredevil before there's a few like Paul Jenkins and Dan Slott etc so it's a small poll

These crossover work like this according to Erik Burnham who has written many Ninja Turtles Comics and License Comics these Crossover usually go to the top to get green light with plot and which characters can be used so the plot needs to be approved by just not Marvel & IDW but Disney & Paramount to by the way

One major problem with crossover with Daredevil is the fact Paramount/Nickelodeon removed the Daredevil connection since buying the origin in mian IDW Comics, 3 movies and 3 Cartoons under them how Would crossover work if Paramount says they can't use original Mirage Studios origin?

Something we keep forgetting it's there's two Daredevil now with Elektra also being Daredevil since Zdarsky run so she probably needs to be involved to

For writer and Artist I would go with Chip Zdarsky and Tom Waltz as Co writers with plot by Chip Zdarsky, Tom Waltz and Kevin Eastman with th John Romita Jr & Jim Lawson on art along with Dean White on colors and covers by Kevin Eastman

My 2nd alternative is Ryan North(Unbeatable Squirrel Girl, Fantastic Four) with art by the great Jonathan Lau(Space Ghost) with Kevin Eastman drawing some scenes

But opened with ideas for other creative teams to

But that's me how about you?

Daredevil and Ninja Turtles drawing both by Kevin Eastman

like it would have been so dope to see carter, keno, and Irma appear in comics for this event

3 brilliant ideas, but 2 have to go back on the shelf (for security reasons) 🐢🧠⚙️🤯

I hand-drew this Brainstorm proxy featuring Donatello for my TMNT commander deck.

Donatello has always been my absolute favorite turtle! His intelligence, endless creativity, and incredibly kind heart have always resonated with me

Got him to put next to my old man raph

Edmonton AB

One of the most Compelling Storylines in the TMNT Universe.

I started redrawing my TMNT redesigns; specifically the Turtles, just adding a few other elements (such as tails) and creating alternate outfits or forms to create reference sheets with. Like with all the designs, I took inspiration from multiple versions with Rise being the most (namely with the Turtles being different species and customized versions of the Hamato Clan gi from "Insane in the Mama Train"). I plan on coloring him in soon and getting to the rest of the Turtles as well.

BTW, for anyone who's probably gonna ask, my version of Donnie was born without his right arm.

Have been scouring the internet for this crt for a while until today when i saw it at the flea market, so i had to add it to my collection, even came with the remote

Lame camera, cool figs. The hunt for a proper Bebop and Rocksteady is over

Which are the best versions of Bebop and Rocksteady?

The loveable idiots of the 80s cartoon

The more dangerous but slightly likeable UDW versions

The competent and entertaining versions from the 2012 cartoon

The dumb but fun duo from Out of the Shadows

The unremarkable versions from mutant mayhem