@Background Pony #852F
to be fair the comic that tmnt started as was known for being rather dark. hell the very first story emphasized that they existed to kill the shredder so family dynamic was pretty damn shaky.
personally i am preferring the tmnt 2012 series thus far. it has a combination of events that make more sense. splinter being yoshi, but instead of it being a work around for someone dying we have it that his wife is dead, and his becoming a mutant become something symbolic. he was given new life and a new family.
to be fair the comic that tmnt started as was known for being rather dark. hell the very first story emphasized that they existed to kill the shredder so family dynamic was pretty damn shaky.
personally i am preferring the tmnt 2012 series thus far. it has a combination of events that make more sense. splinter being yoshi, but instead of it being a work around for someone dying we have it that his wife is dead, and his becoming a mutant become something symbolic. he was given new life and a new family.
You have never read a TMNT comic before. this is nothing compared to “Soul’s Winter”
still not looking good
@Background Human
Rocksteady and Beebop are actually competent threats in this continuity.
kek
I’m not a fan of TMNT but… wow, are they out of their mind?!
Cool. They’re killing Leo next, I hear.
Still the best version of TMNT
Oh, well. I guess they’ll just have to go out to the pet store and get a new one.
Eeeyup.