What the Shell Reviews Episode 8
from chris, April 28th, 2013 10:00 am, What the Shell

Hello guys and gals and welcome to another episode of What the Shell Reviews.  Chris has been sent on a pizza run and got a tad lost thanks to the Krang but your hosts Mike Lacey, Dylan Cook and the superb Suine Hallock are there to guide you things concerning episodes 16,17 and 18 of the latest Nickelodeon cartoon thats called Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.

Chris wasnt there but he hears from a reliable rat that Mike and Dylan get into the first argument on What the shell about the episodes!  You dont want to miss this! They also discuss the Michael Bay film….maybe briefly, i dunno!

Stay tuned as there will be another episode winging your way very soon and you can stay up to date by going to www.facebook.com/tmntclassics or on twitter @whattheshell.  You can follow the hosts on twitter as well – @Dylan is @happymonkeyshoe, @Mike is @mlacey91, Suine is @Suine_hallock and Chris is @vinto316 and the show is @whattheshell

thanks for listening and keep watching those manhole covers!

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review: TMNT Color Classics Leonardo
from Rob, April 9th, 2013 11:00 pm, Comic Book Reviews

TMNT color classics Leonardo

By Robert “Rob Base” Greenwood

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So what are the color classics you ask? The color classics are taking Eastman and Laird’s classic comics and making them in living color. Does it hinder or does it help the comic? Personally I think it helps bring a new dimension to the comic and the colors aren’t done like its 2013,it just seems to fit nicely. As for the story, it is set on Christmas Eve and stars Leonardo who is out fighting for his life in the middle of a NYC snow storm, while the rest of the turtles are getting Christmas ready with April. It is a great contrast from the mundane silliness and the very real violence of the foot and shredder.This comic is perfectly done (of course it’s about 20 + years old already) reading these color classics makes me remember what it was like reading these comics when they first came out.

If you are a TMNT fan or a vintage comic collector this one shot is a must buy 4/5. I hope that parents who have children who enjoy the new TMNT cartoon will hopefully seek out some comics for their kids to read and this should be on the list.

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IDW limited classic TMNT vol 2
from Rob, March 12th, 2013 2:22 pm, comic book

IDW Limited Explodes From the Sewers with another Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Book Ultimate Collection Volume 2 to Include Original Kevin Eastman Artwork and March 12th, 2013 (San Diego) – Following the incredible success of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Ultimate Collection (Vol. 1), IDW Limited announced plans today to explode from the sewers for Volume 2 of the Ultimate Collection (http://www.idwlimited.com/series/tmnt.html)! TMNT co-creator Kevin Eastman will continue his involvement with the series, providing signatures and original, hand-drawn artwork for the high-end Black Label and Blue Label editions. The book will be offered in the IDW Limited multi-tiered system of increasing rarity, with Kevin Eastman signing each copy as well as providing complete colored artwork for the Blue Label and Black Label editions. Buyers of the Black Label edition will also be able to choose which hand-rendered Turtle brother they want to accompany their book. Many fans have dreamed about owning a consignment piece by Kevin Eastman, and IDW Limited is making that dream a reality. “This series has been an absolute blast!” says TMNT co-creator Kevin Eastman. “To think of how far we’ve come, from when Pete (Laird) and I first self-published these issues on pulp paper, to this absolutely over-the-top amazing presentation. It’s with utmost pride that I can say: this is the best it’s ever looked. This is it. Make room on the top shelf of your bookcase, because that’s where these belong.” Limited to 325 copies, the Red Label edition of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Ultimate Collection, Volume 2 will be housed in a custom slipcase and personally hand-signed by Kevin Eastman. The Black Label edition, limited to 10 copies for each of the four Turtles, will be housed in handcrafted tray cases and will include an original, hand-drawn, fully colored illustration of one of the four Ninja Turtles. The extremely rare Blue Label edition will reward fans with a uniquely designed, hand-drawn, fully colored illustration by Eastman featuring all four Turtles and their master, Splinter. “Almost immediately after we launched Volume One, we started getting e-mails about Volume Two,” says IDW Director Jerry Bennington. “These books are really sparking interest with the fans. It’s a way to collect your favorite stories in a treasured way. The casing, the covers, the Remarque signatures from Kevin. This is the book you want to have in your collection. They are a beautiful presentation of this iconic series.” With pre-orders effective immediately at http://www.idwlimited.com/series/tmnt.html, this book is going to disappear faster than ninjas in a blackout!

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TMNT: ULTIMATE COLLECTION (Vol. 2) DELUXE LIMITED EDITION (RED-$125.00/BLACK-$350.00/BLUE-$495.00; 272 pages; 9” x 12”; hardcover) is now available for pre-order.

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What the Shell Reviews – Episode 7 and ToyFair Talk
from chris, March 10th, 2013 8:02 pm, What the Shell

Hey all and welcome back to another fun packed edition of What the Shell.  This time around we have the three out of the four hosts back so that means Dylan, Chris, Suine whereas Mike is missing in action again.

But before that, the guys are joined by voice actor extraordinaire Brian T Stevenson who is a mega TMNT fan.  Brian helps the guys talk about the TMNT stuff that was unveiled at ToyFair. What were the thoughts of the gentlemen as they talk about what they liked and didn’t like at ToyFair.

After that, there are a couple of episodes that have aired since the last episode and they all just sit around and discuss the episodes and what they enjoyed from the episodes and who their favourite villan was etc!

If you would like to visit Brian’s site it is http://www.bsvoices.com/main/HOME_BSvoices.html and please support this terrific gentleman! He is on Twitter as well – @BrianTStevenson – Tell him What the Shell sent you!

Of course as always, you can follow the show on Twitter – @TMNTShell, Dylan – @happymonkeyshoe, Chris – @Vinto316, Mike – @mlacey91 and Suine – @Suine_Hallock.  There is a website as well – http://www.whattheshellpodcast.com/ or you can find the show on Facebook – http://www.facebook.com/TMNTClassics.

Thanks for the continued support and if you would like to leave a review for the show on Itunes, please do so and share a photo with us and there may be a prize!

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Toy Fair 2013: Playmates walk through
from Rob, February 13th, 2013 6:16 pm, Toy Fair 2013

Playmates walkthrough from Toy Fair 2013

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Toy Fair 2013: Playmates
from Rob, February 12th, 2013 11:32 pm, Toy Fair 2013

Here is a close up look at all of Playmates recent and upcoming toys from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles

(Personal favorites classics Bebop and Rocksteady)

AlternativeMindz's Playmates 2013 album on Photobucket

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MTV Geek: Take A Tour Of All The Latest ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ Toys!
from Rob, February 1st, 2013 3:54 am, Toy Fair 2013

MTV Geek has now posted new images of Bebop and Rocksteady, along with several other new images of other TMNT toys, and a video walkthrough!

Get More:
Geek: Event Coverage, Full Episodes

 

 

 

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