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Official Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Thread
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I'm curious about CGC grading the oversized comic books for the upcoming IDW series:  TMNT: The Last Ronin (#1-5).  The books are to be sized 7.5" x 11.5" which makes them essentially "magazines" and not "comics" according to the sizing guidance on the CGC site.  

Since the original TMNT #1-4 from Mirage Studios are sized about 7.5" x 11" and those are able to be graded by CGC as "magazines," am I correct in assuming that CGC would treat these Last Ronin issues the same as the Mirage oversized issues? 

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I always thought the first cover appearance of Shredder was TMNT 10 ( I don't count the slight outline we see on TMNT1). But I realized yesterday that he's on the cover of Leonardo 1 that came out a few months before. So is that Shredder's first cover appearance? Or is this something that doesn't matter in the TMNT comic fandom?

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6 minutes ago, William-James88 said:

I always thought the first cover appearance of Shredder was TMNT 10 ( I don't count the slight outline we see on TMNT1). But I realized yesterday that he's on the cover of Leonardo 1 that came out a few months before. So is that Shredder's first cover appearance? Or is this something that doesn't matter in the TMNT comic fandom?

I can tell you that it doesn't matter to me. 

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On 7/25/2020 at 4:06 PM, William-James88 said:

I always thought the first cover appearance of Shredder was TMNT 10 ( I don't count the slight outline we see on TMNT1). But I realized yesterday that he's on the cover of Leonardo 1 that came out a few months before. So is that Shredder's first cover appearance? Or is this something that doesn't matter in the TMNT comic fandom?

4th print of TMNT 1 would be first cover appearance.  2 years before Leo #1 or TMNT #10

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Wow just learned from jimcas43 (TMNT Registry) a few minutes ago, he has “sold his entire collection.” 
He told me upon asking him if I could give some cash and trade a 9.8 #23 I just got back from CGC, for his #13 9.8. 

***Just wanted to let fellow TMNT Boardies/collectors know and be aware***

 

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On 7/25/2020 at 4:06 PM, William-James88 said:

I always thought the first cover appearance of Shredder was TMNT 10 ( I don't count the slight outline we see on TMNT1). But I realized yesterday that he's on the cover of Leonardo 1 that came out a few months before. So is that Shredder's first cover appearance? Or is this something that doesn't matter in the TMNT comic fandom?

I'm late to this party, but if you want to get super technical about it, neither cover features Oroku Saki/Shredder.  He was killed in issue #1 and the versions we see in that arc and the Return to New York arc are clones comprised of worms and magic.  It's kinda like the Alien franchise.  Ripley dies in Alien 3, but there's a clone of Ripley in Alien: Resurrection.  It looks like Ripley and it goes by Ripley, but it's something wholly different altogether.  

 

...Plus both Shredder and Ripley have failed clones that make appearances.  The analogy works pretty well.  :idea:

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19 hours ago, Turtle said:

I'm late to this party, but if you want to get super technical about it, neither cover features Oroku Saki/Shredder.  He was killed in issue #1 and the versions we see in that arc and the Return to New York arc are clones comprised of worms and magic.  It's kinda like the Alien franchise.  Ripley dies in Alien 3, but there's a clone of Ripley in Alien: Resurrection.  It looks like Ripley and it goes by Ripley, but it's something wholly different altogether.  

 

...Plus both Shredder and Ripley have failed clones that make appearances.  The analogy works pretty well.  :idea:

Lol that analogy just blew my mind, the Ripley factor.

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