As Dreamers Do: American Magic Redux
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1984 Comic Book)
May 1, 1984 saw the debut of an independent comic book that would spawn an entire pop culture phenomenon.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #1
Released on May 1, 1984
Pencils, Lettering and Ink by
Kevin Eastman
Peter Laird
Published by
Mirage Studios
The first Turtle comic was created to skewer the trends being set by Frank Miller's runs on Daredevil and Ronin, along with Marvel's New Mutants line.
A newsletter article on Eastman and Laird's creation.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #1
Released on May 1, 1984
Pencils, Lettering and Ink by
Kevin Eastman
Peter Laird
Published by
Mirage Studios
The first Turtle comic was created to skewer the trends being set by Frank Miller's runs on Daredevil and Ronin, along with Marvel's New Mutants line.
A newsletter article on Eastman and Laird's creation.
So not much change from IOTLMay 1, 1984 saw the debut of an independent comic book that would spawn an entire pop culture phenomenon.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #1
Released on May 1, 1984
Pencils, Lettering and Ink by
Kevin Eastman
Peter Laird
Published by
Mirage Studios
The first Turtle comic was created to skewer the trends being set by Frank Miller's runs on Daredevil and Ronin, along with Marvel's New Mutants line.
Not yet, but there will still be the TV show, the toys and the movie later on.
So, in other words, any TMNT reference in the Big Bang Theory universe would come off as even more pretentious than the other IPs that get referenced?
If MWS should merge with Jay Ward Productions while also getting bought out, I'd want it to be Coca-Cola who does this, especially considering their recent NBC acquisition wouldn't have cost much.
If they do make a cartoon I hope it's more like ThunderCats in art style and mood.
Still a couple years before we have to worry be here we go:
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Fluppy Dogs - Wikipedia
Still a couple years before we have to worry be here we go:
Fluppy Dogs - Wikipedia
That'll most likely be part of the "New Era" at HB under Eisner and Henson.
Yeah, but I'd argue that he wouldn't want to be part of a project from two of his biggest rivals in the television industry.
Does any body think that Ensier will build his own them park outlining hanbara , jim henson and touch stone porpires or would he be more like to be more likely per exisitng parks. IF he buys out a park company Kings enterment is the most likely because hanabra is a third party parneter with them. Other choices are funtime parks , Six Falgs and Peirmer Parks
If he does build his own theme park, I'd want it to be in Texas or Australia, as those places could be new territories for theme parks.
As for the IPs, the most obvious locks would have to be The Muppet Show, The Flintstones, The Jetsons, Scooby-Doo, and maybe Yogi Bear. With The Smurfs, Gummi Bears, and any Touchstone property as honorable mentions.
Yeah, but those guys have proven to be quite popular when put into animation, so I think Papa Smurf and his helpers deserve at least some representation in a potential Eisner-fueled theme park ITTL.