This image comes from inside the pages of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Adventures comic series from Archie. This collaborative work by Kevin Eastman and Peter Laird was a pullout poster inside issue #50.
The image to the left comes from the December issue of Previews, Diamond's comic shop catalog, and is from NECA's up-coming series of TMNT comic book-based figures. Items in the catalog are scheduled to ship in February 2008.Warner Bros. Pictures, Imagi Animation Studios and ASIFA-Hollywood
Invite Members and a Guest To a Special Screening of
TMNT
Saturday, December 1st, 2007
1 p.m.
AMC Burbank 16
125 East Palm Avenue
Burbank, California
The screening will be followed by a Q&A with the filmmakers.
See your email for RSVP instructions. If you did not recieve the email announcement, contact membership@asifa-hollywood.org to have your email address added to the list. Most ASIFA-Hollywood communications go out via email. It is vital that you keep your address on our list up to date.
This invitation is for ASIFA-Hollywood members only and space is limited. Reservations are taken on a first come, first serve basis.
Back in August, Murphy reported that Playmates would be releasing a Jagwar action figure as part of next year's Global Mutant Missions series. This series was to include the four Turtles as well as four new characters.
Would you rather buy Jagwar or a random mutant character with absolutely no history in any of the TMNT universes? If you'd rather buy Jagwar, it is highly recommend that you let Playmates know right now, before it's too late.
Back in 1997-98, when Ninja Turtles: The Next Mutation was airing for its single season, Fox produced a quarterly "Totally Fox Kids Magazine" that featured articles and activities about the different shows they were airing. This scan is of a 2-page spread in the Autumn 1997 issue, which coincided with the premiere of the series.
Tales of the TMNT #44 
Dan updated NinjaTurtles.com today with pictures of the upcoming Mini-Mutants figures and Battle Shell vehicle.
Years before TMNT hit comic stands, Dave Sim's Cerebus the Aardvark had started paving new ground for independent publishers. In an extremely rare crossover event, Cerebus found his way into the pages of Mirage Studios' TMNT #8, published in July 1986.
Most comic shops received Raphael: Bad Moon Rising #4 this past Wednesday. I say most because mine didn't. Hopefully your shop is better than mine.
Murphy has posted this preview page from Tales of the TMNT #41 at The 5th Turtle.
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Etchstar.com offers a service to etch a piece of art from a growing library onto your favorite electronic device. You can buy a new device from them and get the etching at the same time, or you can send them a device you already own to be etched.
Dan updated NinjaTurtles.com today with pictures of some new, upcoming action figures from Playmates. These new figures take the old "Mutation" concept and apply it to completely new, movie-styled Turtles.
Tales of the TMNT #36 writer Tristan Huw Jones has just posted his full proposal for a sequel to that story on his blog.
The most recent episode of Renart Films Podcast, Episode #27, features an interview with Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles director Steve Barron. 
The Toys R Us exclusive 4-pack of TMNT Ninja Knights w/ gold armor will be on sale for a crazy 50% off on Black Friday and Saturday, November 23-24 (the days after Thanksgiving). That's a low, low price of only $12.99 for four figures!
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Tales of the TMNT #40, featuring art by Diego Jourdan and a story by Murphy, is now available in comic shops and directly from Mirage Studios at NinjaTurtles.com.
Steve Murphy has posted two preview pages from the up-coming Tales of the TMNT #41, which is due in comic shops in December.
A couple updates ago, NinjaTurtles.com announced that Kurt Adler would be releasing some TMNT Christmas ornaments this year. This announcement said they'd be available at WalMart, but with Halloween now out of the way, some items are being found a Toys R Us.
Veteran TMNT artists Ryan Brown and Steve Lavigne have started a new blog titled Cowabunga Cartoon Classics. In addition to sharing random tidbits with everyone, they are taking commissions.If you ate Ninja Turtle pork rinds, slept in a Turtle sleeping bag or chowed down on Turtle Pez candy while playing a Turtle video game you've seen our art. Peter and Kevin had us design, pencil, ink and color lots of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle art for a lot of different TMNT product back in the eighties and ninties. We now offer commissioned artwork for sale so if you are interested in obtaining that special piece of Lavigne Brown artwork for your home or office space just email us for our industry standard rates.
