The end of the TMNT movie adaptation (1990)

[une_croix.insanejournal.com]

Picked this up from the news-stand way back when the film was in general release. I may be giving away too much but this is one of the first comics I ever owned. I'm not sure whether the B/W version was limited or not but I've only seen coloured copies since.

In any case, this the the last seven pages of the comic, with a final page scene having NOT appeared in the movie.

Layouts by Kevin Eastman, script by Peter Laird, pencils by Jim Lawson, with inks by Eastman, Laird and Eric Talbot.

Comments

[statham1986.insanejournal.com]

Mannnnn.. They missed out the best part, with Casey deliberately turning on the garbage truck. 'Oops!'...

[greenmask.insanejournal.com]

Hee!

Nice art. And yaay, I always like seeing that April/Casey. <3.

[sleepymax.insanejournal.com]

I have this comic somewhere and I think it's colored. Your scans look much better than what I have though. I'll try to get my scanner to work and post some scans.

Also, there's another scene in this comic that wasn't in the movie. It is basically Mikey training on punching bags with April worrying about him.

[psychop_rex.insanejournal.com]

That 'I have always liked Cowabunga' scene makes no damn sense, either in the movie or here. 'Cowabunga' ain't a descriptive term; it's something you yell when charging into action. What Splinter is basically suggesting that they say is 'we were Cowabunga', which is like saying 'damn, we were Geronimo back there', or 'dudes, we were totally Banzai'. It's a shame, too, because otherwise, the ending sequence is pretty effective.