Coming soon to the Nerd Approved Shop is this 4-Pack of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 3D Bookmarks by Pop!
Raphael, Michelangelo, Donatello, and Leonardo will make sure you never lose your place when you’re reading. These bookmarks feature each of their faces in 3D with their bodies on a bookmark matching the color of their bandanas. Order now for delivery later this month.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Pop! 3-D Bookmark 4-Pack ($23.99)
The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles have never been particularly intimidating superheroes, but that’s about to change. Artist Ian Olsen has designed a realistic version of Leonardo that will have you looking at the team in a whole new way. Finally, a version of the turtles that looks tough and absolutely lethal. Now, if we can just get this version on a movie screen, then that’d be something to see.
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Oh, Michael Bay. You are an entertaining man and, in this case, the word “entertaining: isn’t a compliment. The director has made an about face on his statement that the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles in his film would be aliens. In fact, he’s denying he ever said they would be. We call shenanigans.
He told Moviefone it was all a misquote:
There was that quote saying that we’re making [the Ninja Turtles as] aliens. We’re not. It’s the ooze! It’s from the original source material. These are from the original writers, and I never went out to correct myself in the press. I do listen to the fans and I do want this to be authentic. I think they’re going to be really happy with this movie.
What? Did Bay forget about the part where he took the stage at Nickelodeon Upfront last year and said the following:
“When you see this movie, kids will believe one day that these turtles do exist, when we’re done with this movie. These turtles are from an alien race, and they’re going to be tough, edgy, funny and completely lovable.”
If he wanted to get it right, why not reassure fans then? Instead he told fans to chill. I’m not sure what’s changed, but it seems like he’s lying now to make someone happy. This all makes me like him even less.
(Digital Spy via TMS)
Coming soon to our Nerd Approved Shop! The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles have been turned into adorable, pizza-loving, champions of good as Pop! vinyl figures. You’ll be able to pick up Donatello, Michaelangelo, Raphael and Leonardo armed with their favorite weapons as well as Splinter and Shredder. Each is available for preorder now with delivery slated for this June.
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The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles are pizza-eating ninjas out to defeat the evil Shredder and his minions. These are not those turtles. These are normal turtles sitting in a tank, eating lettuce and relaxing. This parody by The Pet Collective takes the intro to the animated series from the 80′s and reworks the lyrics over a video of average turtles doing their thing. You know, like turtles do.
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Seeing as the turtles have green shells and the plants are green, this particular variant works pretty well. It’s definitely better than those heads with creepy green hair. The only problem is that there’s no way to know which turtle you’re growing. I guess you have to decide on your own and then paint his eye mask accordingly.
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Adorable Splinter with the baby Ninja Turtles artwork drawn by Brianne Drouhard.
(via Unreality Mag)
The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles are back in a big way thanks to the Nickelodeon series, and now they’ve got a fantastic new Lego set, too. In addition to minifig versions of your favorite turtles there will be a playset called The Shellraiser Street Chase. Inside the playset you’ll find the turtles’ van, a pizza truck and minifigs of Krang, Leo, Mikey, a Foot Soldier and Dogpound. Expect to see these on store shelves this coming January.
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The original Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles cartoon had a great run. It debuted in 1987 and went on for ten seasons, airing its last episode in 1996. Remember when they used to air an episode or two every Saturday morning back when you were still a wee kid (or teenager)? Yeah, I still remember, too.
Now’s your chance to own the entire series in one neat, little package. The entire show along with over 3 hours of bonus features have been collected into 23 DVDs that are seated in an awesome plastic Party Van case.
The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Complete Classic Series Collection is priced at $99.98 and will be available starting November 13th. Hit the break for more views of the awesome set.
