TMNT Raphael: Movie Prequel #1 of 5 -March 2007- Mirage Studios
"Disposable Heroes"
story: Murphy
art: Fernando Pinto
letters: Erik Swanson
cover art: Santiago Bou
editor/creative consultant: Peter Laird
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TMNT Raphael: Movie Prequel #1 of 5 -March 2007- Mirage Studios
"Disposable Heroes"
story: Murphy
art: Fernando Pinto
letters: Erik Swanson
cover art: Santiago Bou
editor/creative consultant: Peter Laird
Reflections
TALES OF THE TMNT #31 JANUARY 2007 BY QUINN JOHNSON, ANDRÉS PONCE, SEAN PARSONS, RICH FABER, FERNANDO PINTO AND ROBERT ATKINS
Shadow wins tickets to an alien show, a celebrity that can imitate any being. But when he proceeds to imitate Casey Jones, he unleashes his worst nightmare.
SCORE: 7
For the most part this is a good episode. But I feel like it relies too much in the Utroms. More specifically, in the Professor Obligado storyline.
You also need to know where this nightmare comes from. But being a big part of Casey Jones’ story, you should know it by now. Unless you only had access to TMNT vol 4 and Tales Vol 2, in which case, you wouldn’t have understand much of this comic.
But the real appeal of this comic is the art. Some close-ups are better, but in general, the comic looks pretty good.
Spoilers after the break...
TMNT Raphael: Movie Prequel #1 of 5 -March 2007- Mirage Studios
"Disposable Heroes"
story: Murphy
art: Fernando Pinto
letters: Erik Swanson
cover art: Santiago Bou
editor/creative consultant: Peter Laird
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