Batman/TMNT #4 - Variant Cover Guide

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Hold on to your capes! Today's new comic book day is rounded out with the next chapter in this epic crossover!

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Cover A

Cover B

Cover A: Freddie E. Williams II.
Regular cover.

Cover B: Kevin Eastman.
Retailer incentive cover; 1 copy sent to retailers for every 50 copies ordered.

TMNT Amazing Adventures #8 - Variant Cover Guide

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Another book for today's comic haul!

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Cover A

Cover B

Cover A: Jon Sommariva.
Regular cover.

Cover B: Lucas Elliot.
Subscription variant cover; distributed to those who subscribe to TMNT through their local comic shop.

TMNT Color Classics Vol. 3 #15 - Variant Cover Guide

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New comic book day! Here's the final part of "City at War."

Cover A

Cover A: A.C. Farley.
Regular cover.

Classic & Modern Ninja Turtles to Meet in March 27 Event

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In an event that has been hinted to us for quite a while now, the time is near for the ultimate TMNT crossover, featuring the 1980s Turtles and voice cast together with the 2012 Turtles and voice cast. The new episode will see the 2D Turtles from the 80s get the modern CGI treatment, while the CGI modern Turtles will also get the 2D animation treatment.

From a press release sent out yesterday:

Worlds collide as the voice cast of the 1980s Turtles, Cam Clarke, Rob Paulsen, Barry Gordon and Townsend Coleman joins forces as Leonardo, Raphael, Donatello, and Michelangelo, respectively, in “Trans-Dimensional Turtles,” a new episode of Nickelodeon’s Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles debuting Sunday, March 27, at 11:00 a.m. (ET/PT). In this new half-hour episode, the Turtles are transported to another dimension where they meet their ‘80s alternate-reality counterparts. Actor Pat Fraley also reunites with the ‘80s cast for the first time since the original series premiered to reprise his role as Krang.

In “Trans-Dimensional Turtles,” all eight Turtles must battle to eliminate both the ‘80s Krang and Kraang Sub-Prime.  After meeting their ‘80s counterparts in a 2D-animation world, the entire clan moves back into a CG-animation dimension, giving their new retro friends a taste of their realm. Additionally, in another dimensional twist, the episode will offer a glimpse of the Turtles in a comic book world resembling Kevin Eastman’s Mirage Studios comic book series.

Left to Right: Barry Gordon, Pat Fraley, Cam Clarke, and Townsend Coleman

Only 8 Hours Left to Support New TMNT Board Game on Kickstarter

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The Kickstarter campaign for the new TMNT board game from IDW Games, TMNT: Shadows of the Past, has been a HUGE success, and an amazing number of bonus content has been added as stretch goal after stretch goal has been achieved. Now, the campaign is in its final eight hours, making this your last chance to get in on all of the exclusive, Kickstarter-only content.

Don't waste a moment and go check out the Kickstarter page for complete details, and then add your support!

IDW TMNT #55 - Variant Cover Guide

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Recent events have strained many relationships amongst the TMNT and their allies. Many must decide whether to trust or to betray, to separate or to stay, and to love or to hate. Time takes its toll, but where do the Turtles go from here?

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Cover A

Cover B

Cover A: Michael Dialynas.
Regular cover.

Cover B: Ben Bishop.
Retailer incentive cover; 1 copy sent to retailers for every 10 copies ordered.

Cover C

Cover D

Cover C: Kevin Eastman.
Subscription variant cover; distributed to those who subscribe to TMNT through their local comic shop.

Cover D: Robert Atkins, Chuck Arnold, Simon Gough.
Retailer exclusive. Available from BlindBoxComics.com.

Cover E

Cover F

Cover E: Robert Atkins, Chuck Arnold, Simon Gough.
Retailer exclusive. Available from BlindBoxComics.com.

Cover F: Robert Atkins, Chuck Arnold, Simon Gough.
Retailer exclusive. Available from BlindBoxComics.com.

Cover G

Cover G: Kevin Eastman.
Retailer exclusive. Available exclusively for Team Eastman Fan Club members.

NECA Debuts 1/4 Scale 1990 Movie Donatello Action Figure at Toy Fair

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If the recently revealed statues from Prime 1 Studios don't fit your budget (or your display space), it seems like NECA has a "compromise" to offer you. Depending on your collecting habits, it might not even be much of a compromise.

The first of a planned series of four, NECA's 1990 movie-style Donatello stands approximately 16.5" and features 30 points of articulation, including double knee joints. With an incredibly detailed sculpt, he comes with bo staff accessory and interchangeable hands.

Watch for Donatello to hit specialty toy retailers around June for about $100. The remaining Turtles should then be released one a quarter.

Photos: NECA and ToyArk