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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Adventures è una serie a fumetti appartenente al franchise delle Tartarughe Ninja pubblicata dalla Archie Comics da Agosto 1988 a Ottobre 1995.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Adventures
fumetto
Lingua orig.	inglese
Paese	Stati Uniti
Autore	Ryan Brown, Stephen Murphy, Peter Laird, Kevin Eastman
Editore	Archie Comics
1ª edizione	Agosto 1988 – Ottobre 1995
Periodicità	mensile
Albi	72 (completa)
Editore it.	Inedito

Storia editoriale

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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Adventures debuted in August 1988 as a three-part miniseries and was aimed at a younger audience than Mirage Studios' Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles comic book series. It initially adapted episodes from the 1987 animated television series, but by issue #5, Kevin Eastman and Peter Laird handed the comic over to Mirage artists Ryan Brown and Stephen Murphy. Under their guidance, the series moved to original storylines, often incorporating social and environmentalist themes, and introduced several new characters. The main series ran for 72 issues, ending in October 1995; in addition, there were numerous annuals, specials and, miniseries. An ongoing spinoff series, Mighty Mutanimals, features a team of supporting characters.

Collected editions

Archie reprinted the ongoing series in a digest format series titled Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Classics Digest which they published quarterly from 1993-1994, lasting 7 issues, with every digest reprinting three issues each, collecting Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Adventures (Vol. 2) issues #5-#25. In celebration of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles' 25th Anniversary, Archie Comics released a 104-page, full-color trade paperback collection of the three issue mini-series (Vol. 1) #1–3 in 2009, which was the adaptation of the original animated show's miniseries "Heroes in a Half Shell". Mirage Studios also printed a trade for the 25th anniversary, titled Future Tense, reprinting Mighty Mutanimals #7 and TMNT Adventures #42–44 and #62–66 in July 2009 in black and white. Future Tense was released to coincide with a planned release of the storyline from Mirage entitled Forever War, but this eventually was canceled. In 2012 IDW Publishing started releasing the paperback collection of the TMNT Adventures (Vol. 2) series in 16 volumes collection. Despite including most of the run, IDW decided not to include issues #32-37 for the paperback collection due to being culturally offensive.

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Trama

Dopo aver adattato in una miniserie a fumetti gli episodi della prima stagione della serie animata del 1987 da Agosto a Dicembre 1988, da Marzo 1989 ha inizio la serie regolare i cui primi quattro albi adattano i primi due episodi della seconda stagione del cartone seguiti poi da storie originali fino alla conclusione con il numero 72 nell'Ottobre 1995. Nel fumetto debuttano personaggi nuovi come il gruppo mutante dei Mutanimali e la mutante giapponese Ninjara mentre in un albo autoconclusivo fuori serie avviene l'incontro con i personaggi della serie Archie.

Personaggi

Main characters

• Leonardo: The leader of the group. He is the most talented fighter and is closest to Master Splinter.
• Donatello: The inventor of the group, Donatello builds most of the Turtles' gadgets and vehicles. In the future, he wears a purple jacket and is seen without his mask.
• Raphael: The wisecracking jokester of the group. However, as the series progressed, he became more angry and sullen like other incarnations. In the future, Raphael wears a hat and an eye patch.
• Michaelangelo: The most relaxed member of the group, he is mostly into eating pizza and goofing around with Donatello.
• Hamato Yoshi/Splinter: Sensei and surrogate father of the Turtles. Former leader of the Foot Clan in Japan. Betrayed by Shredder and mutated into a humanoid rat.
• April O'Neil: Initially reporter for Channel 6 as in TV show, but later becomes free-lance journalist. Trained by Splinter in ninjitsu and the katana.
• Oroku Saki/the Shredder: Current leader of the Foot Clan and arch-enemy of the Turtles, as well as one of the main villains of the series.

Supporting characters

• Wrestler Turtles: The wrestling costumes worn by the Turtles on the Stump Asteroid were designed by Eastman and Laird in 1983 and were actually intended as real suits for the TMNT to wear in their self-published comic book series. The idea was quickly shelved, however, and the Turtles were outfitted in their familiar costumes: bandanna, elbow and knee pads, belt, etc. Creators Brown and Murphy incorporated the discarded costumes into the Adventures title, feeling they were an important part of TMNT history, and that they should not be hidden away and forgotten in some drawer. Most notably, Raphael wore his wrestling outfit, a black full body leotard, for some time after returning from the asteroid.
• Cudley the Cowlick: An alien in the shape of a cow's head who transported the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles to the Stump Asteroid, where they would fight against several aliens in their wildly popular "wrestling" outfits. Mirage Studio's staff artist Steve Lavigne created Cudley. As of Tales of the TMNT #52 (November 2008), Cudley was brought into Mirage continuity.
• Man-Ray: An anthropomorphic manta ray that the characters met in an adventure and was later spilled over into the Mighty Mutanimals comic book series.
• Jagwar: As his name implies, he is a jaguar-like mutant that the Turtles met when in South America. Another spillover character into Mighty Mutanimals. Jagwar was created by Mirage Studio's writer Stephen Murphy and artist Michael Dooney.
• Dreadmon: A hyena-like mutant with superhuman speed and stealth-like capabilities who guarded an Aztec temple in South America and once again spilled over into Mighty Mutanimals.
• Vid Vicious, a man with a television grafted into his body which was used to hypnotize people.
• Wingnut and Screwloose, an alien bat (Wingnut) and an alien mosquito (Screwloose) from the planet Huanu, they first met the TMNT in issue #8, where they were seen vandalizing windows before the Turtles stopped them. They appeared again in issue #13, where they briefly assisted the Turtles in battle against Maligna's Malignoids. Later on in the series, they joined the Mighty Mutanimals.
• Mondo Gecko: A teenage gecko who shares Michaelangelo's affinity for skateboarding, leading them to be close friends. He later joined the Mighty Mutanimals.
• Scul and Bean, are two aliens, one with a meteorite launcher in his skull, and both with tremendous mandibles. They were generals in the army of Maligna.
• Maligna and the Malignoids, the matriarch of a vicious society of insect-like aliens who attempted to overtake Earth and one of the main antagonists of the series.
• Chien Khan, a dog-like man who controlled a large empire of ninja, whose second-in-command was a young fox-like woman named Ninjara.
• Ninjara is Chien Khan's second in command, until after the TMNT defeated Chien Khan once and for all and convinced Ninjara to join them in their battles against evil. She became one of the group for the greater part of the series afterwards and Raphael's girlfriend.
• Oyuki Mamisha is teenage girl from Japan who was up to no good, until April O' Neil and the Turtles showed her that life could be better. She became April's sidekick for the spin off-comic April O' Neil, in which Chien Khan returns to his former glory in a battle with a demon who also took control of a large group of ninja.
• The Nova Posse is a team of space adventurers that hail from Dimension X. Their commander is Luna Azul, and the other five members are Exeen, Grotto, Rave, Trip, and Zebulon. They take care of Qark after Sarnath's fate is left unknown in issue #50.
• Tattoo is a Japanese sumo wrestler who obtained his name for having multitudes of tattoos. He asked Splinter for a favor and requested that the TMNT rescue his Chihuahua "Inky" from a group of Yakuza who wanted him to throw his next fight for gambling purposes.
• Al Falqa is talking eagle co-created by Mirage Studio's artist Jim Lawson that the Turtles encounter in Saudi Arabia.
• Katmandu is a four-armed tiger-like creature clad in ancient East Indian Armour. The Turtles encountered him in the People's Republic of China. Katmandu was created by Ryan Brown, a Mirage artist.
• Null is a businessman wearing a purple leisure suit who was ultimately responsible for the death of the Mighty Mutanimals when he contracted a group of cyborgs to kill them and one of the main villains of the series. The death was highly controversial and somewhat gory, as a spread of machine-gun bullets tore the group down. He was also responsible for a three-part story arc in the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles storyline including the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse: Death, Famine, War, and Pestilence. Null himself seemed to be somehow the leader of the group, giving orders to Death, who in turn controlled the other Horsemen like puppets. Null seemed to be somehow linked to Hell. Originally the character had two small horns projecting from his forehead, and with every new deed of evil he committed he grew more demonic-looking. Eventually he grew larger horns, a demon-like tail, and wings like a bat.
• Death, Famine, War, Pestilence are the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse.
• Armaggon, is an evil, time-traveling, talking shark who set the scale for the "Future Turtles" timeline in which the TMNT travel to the future and meet their future selves, wherein Splinter has died, and Ninjara has left Raphael, who is missing an eye.
• Verminator X, also known as "Manx", is half-cat, half-machine, as well as being Donatello's apprentice. He is only apparent in the future timelines, and eventually has a catharsis in a controversial book (Part 5 of the second Future Turtles storyline, based on the action figure franchise in which the Turtles have mechanized suits and rocket launcher fists) in which Raphael is willing to kill him for the greater good, resulting in destroying the machine that had taken over and poisoned Verminator X's mind. At the end of this arc, Verminator X survives and becomes good once again.
• Scumbug, is an exterminator called in to spray the Shredder's lair and is turned into a giant cockroach.
• Wyrm is a mutated monster planarian worm that fought Scumbug.
• May East, created by Stanley Wiater and Ryan Brown, is an ancient evil sorceress from whom April O'Neil is descended.
• Chameleon is a mercenary spy working for the highest bidder. He first appears in issue #9 as a well-dressed agent with a characteristic lazy eye, having stolen top secret weapons plans from the United Nations. Shredder covets these plans for himself, and sends Bebop and Rocksteady to capture Chameleon and retrieve the plans. Hiding from the authorities in the sewers, Chameleon finds himself in the middle of a battle between the two and the Turtles, and is captured after hiding the weapons plans in the sewer wall. He is then mutated into a human-sized chameleon by Shredder after divulging the whereabouts of the plans (and unsuccessfully trying to make a deal with Shredder). Using his newfound powers of camouflage and light radiance, Chameleon outsmarts Shredder, Bebop, and Rocksteady, and retrieves the plans. He then covertly returns them to the U.N., deciding that some things are just not worth profiting over. Chameleon encounters the Turtles later on in issue #51, hoping in vain to reverse his mutation.

Pubblicazioni

Vol.1

Nr.	Data	Titolo	Soggetto	Sceneggiatura	Disegni	Colori	Copertina
1	Agosto 1988	Heroes in a Half-Shell	David Wise e Patti Loweth	Michael Dooney	Michael Dooney (matite) e Dave Garcia (chine)	Barry Grossman	Kevin Eastman e Peter Laird
2	Ottobre 1988
3	Dicembre 1988

Vol.2

"Dean Clarrain" e "J.D. Vollman" sono entrambi pseudonimi dell'autore Steve Murphy. Con l'eccezione della storia in due parti The Early Years: How the Turtles Got Their Weapons (albi 71-72) che hanno i colori di Freddy Mendez, tutti gli altri albi hanno avuto Barry Grossman come colorista.

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Nr.	Data	Titolo	Soggetto	Sceneggiatura	Disegni	Copertina
1	Marzo 1989	Return of The Shredder	Christy Marx e David Weiss	Dave Garcia (soggetto di Christy Marx e David Weiss)		Kevin Eastman e Peter Laird
2	Maggio 1989
3	Luglio 1989	Incredible Shrinking Turtles	Beth e Ken Mitchroney		Ken Mitchroney
4	Settembre 1989					Ryan Brown
5	Ottobre 1989	Something Fishy Goes Down	Dean Clarrain e Ryan Brown	Dean Clarrain	Ken Mitchroney
6	Novembre 1989	Of Turtles and Stones and Mary Bones
7	Dicembre 1989	Intergalactic Wrestling			Jim Lawson	Ken Mitchroney e Ryan Brown
8	Febbraio 1990	Wild Things			Ken Mitchroney
9	Marzo 1990	Codename: Chameleon	Steve Lavigne and Dean Clarrain		Jim Lawson	Peter Laird and Ryan Brown
10	Maggio 1990	Going Down?	Dean Clarrain e Ryan Brown		Ken Mitchroney	Ken Mitchroney e Ryan Brown
11	Giugno 1990	White Light			Jim Lawson
12	Luglio 1990	The Lost World			Ken Mitchroney
13	Agosto 1990	The Final Conflict
14	Settembre 1990	Leave Heaven Alone			Donald Simpson
15	Ottobre 1990	The Howling of Distant Shadows			Ken Mitchroney
16	Gennaio 1991	Dreadging the Ocean Blue
17	Febbraio 1991	Fight the Power
18	Marzo 1991	Mondo Metal			Ken Mitchroney e Marlene Becker
19	Aprile 1991	The Man Who Sold the World			Garrett Ho
20	Maggio 1991	Sun and Steel			Bill Wray	Jim Lawson e Ryan Brown
21	Giugno 1991	Space Junk, Face Funk, Cyber Punk, Thief			Byron Vaughns	Ken Mitchroney e Ryan Brown
22	Luglio 1991	Rat Trap			Gene Colan	Gene Colan
23	Agosto 1991	Search and Destroy			Chris Allan	Ken Mitchroney e Ryan Brown
24	Settembre 1991	Gimme Danger!			Garret Ho e Jim Lawson	Ken Mitchroney
		It Started in…Chinatown	Dean Clarrain		Chris Allan
25	Ottobre 1991	Raw Power	Dean Clarrain e Ryan Brown	Dean Clarrain
		Dragon Rage	Dean Clarrain
26	Novembre 1991	The Keeper	Doug Brammer		Ken Mitchroney	n/a
		Questions	Dean Clarrain		Garret Ho
27	Dicembre 1991	In the Dark	Ryan Brown	Doug Brammer	Ken Mitchroney	Ken Mitchroney
		The White Ninja	Dean Clarrain		Garrett Ho
28	Gennaio 1992	Midnight Sun			Chris Allan
29	Febbraio 1992					Chris Allan e Rod Ollerenshaw
30	Marzo 1992					Peter Laird
31	Aprile 1992	Turning Japanese				Chris Allan e Rod Ollerenshaw
32	Maggio 1992	The Good, the Bad and the Tattooed	Eric Talbot and Dean Clarrain	Dean Clarrain		Peter Laird e Dan Berger
33	Giugno 1992	The Karma of Katmandu	Dean Clarrain			Peter Laird e Ryan Brown
34	Luglio 1992	The Search for the Charlie Llama
35	Agosto 1992	The Black Stone
36	Settembre 1992	Steel Breeze				Peter Laird e Jon D'Agostino
37	Ottobre 1992	Stump'd Again!!				Peter Laird e Ryan Brown
38	Novembre 1992	United We Stand Divided We Fall				Peter Laird e A.C. Farley
39	Dicembre 1992
40	Gennaio 1993	1492				Peter Laird e Ryan Brown
41	Febbraio 1993	...And Deliver Us from Evil	Ryan Brown	Doug Brammer	Chris Allan (prologo), Ken Mitchroney
42	Marzo 1993	The Future Shark Trilogy: Future Tense	Chris Allan e Dean Clarrain	Dean Clarrain	Chris Allan
43	Aprile 1993	The Future Shark Trilogy: Past Lives
44	Maggio 1993	The Future Shark Trilogy: Here Today, Gone Tomorrow
45	Giugno 1993	Mutations	Dean Clarrain	Phil Nutman	Ken Mitchroney
46	Luglio 1993	Fox Hunt	Chris Allan e Dean Clarrain	Dean Clarrain	Chris Allan	Chris Allan e Dan Berger
47	Agosto 1993	The Eyes of Sarnath!				Chris Allan con collaboratore ignoto
48	Settembre 1993	The Black Hole Trilogy Chapter 1: Out of the Black (Into the Blue)				Chris Allan e Ryan Brown
		Megadeath Part One	Dean Clarrain e Ryan Brown		Jim Lawson
		What the Shredder Did for a Living Before He Was a Super-Villain	Gary Fields
49	Ottobre 1993	The Black Hole Trilogy Chapter 2: The Dream of the Blue Turtle	Chris Allan e Dean Clarrain	Dean Clarrain	Chris Allan
		Megadeath Part Two	Dean Clarrain e Ryan Brown		Jim Lawson
50	Novembre 1993	The Black Hole Trilogy Chapter 3: Kill Them!	Chris Allan e Dean Clarrain	Dean Clarrain	Chris Allan
		Megadeath Part Three	Dean Clarrain e Ryan Brown		Jim Lawson
51	Dicembre 1993	Chameleons Are Forever	Steve Lavigne, Chris Allan e Dean Clarrain	Dean Clarrain	Chris Allan	Chris Allan, Ryan Brown e Steve Lavigne
		Megadeath Part Four	Dean Clarrain e Ryan Brown		Jim Lawson e Eric Talbot
52	Gennaio 1994	Shattered	Dean Clarrain		Chris Allan	Chris Allan e Ryan Brown
		Megadeath Part Five	Dean Clarrain e Ryan Brown		Jim Lawson e Eric Talbot
53	Febbraio 1994	The Animus War Part 1	Dean Clarrain		Chris Allan
		Megadeath Part Six	Dean Clarrain e Ryan Brown		Jim Lawson e Eric Talbot
54	Marzo 1994	The Animus War Part 2	Dean Clarrain		Chris Allan
		Megadeath Part Seven	Dean Clarrain e Ryan Brown		Jim Lawson e Eric Talbot
55	Aprile 1994	Terracide	Dean Clarrain		Chris Allan	Jim Lawson e Eric Talbot
56	Maggio 1994
57	Giugno 1994
58	Luglio 1994	Adrift				Chris Allan e Ryan Brown
		How the Pre-TMNTS Got Their Colors	Brian Thomas	Steve Sullivan	Brian Thomas
59	Agosto 1994	Blindsight	Dean Clarrain		Chris Allan e Jon D’Agostino
60	Settembre 1994				Chris Allan
61	Ottobre 1994	Once, Again, Always			Jim Lawson
62	Novembre 1994	Dreamland Part 1 of 5			Chris Allan	Chris Allan con collaboratore ignoto
		The Angel of Times Square, Part One			Gray Morrow
63	Dicembre 1994	Dreamland Part 2 of 5			Chris Allan e Jon D’Agostino	Chris Allan e Dan Berger
		The Angel of Times Square, Part Two			Gray Morrow
64	Gennaio 1995	Dreamland Part 3 of 5	Dean Clarrain e Chris Allan		Chris Allan	Chris Allan e Eric Talbot
		The Angel of Times Square, Part Three	Dean Clarrain		Gray Morrow
65	Febbraio 1995	Dreamland Part 4 of 5			Chris Allan	Chris Allan e Ryan Brown
		The Angel of Times Square, Part Four			Gray Morrow
66	Marzo 1995	Dreamland Part 5 of 5			Chris Allan
		The Angel of Times Square, Part Five			Gray Morrow
67	Aprile 1995	Moon Eyes Saga Part 1: Of Wolves and Men	J.D. Vollman		Chris Allan
		North to Alaska Part One	Gunther Jones e Eric Talbot		Jim Lawson
68	Maggio 1995	Moon Eyes Saga Part 2: The Howling of Distant Tomorrows	J.D. Vollman		Chris Allan	Chris Allan e Octavious Spore
		North to Alaska Part Two	Gunther Jones e Eric Talbot		Jim Lawson
69	Giugno 1995	Moon Eyes Saga Part 3: Twilight	J.D. Vollman		Chris Allan
		North to Alaska Part Three	Gunther Jones e Eric Talbot		Jim Lawson
70	Luglio 1995	Moon Eyes Saga Part 4: A Dusk. A Dawn	J.D. Vollman		Chris Allan	Chris Allan e Jon D’Agostino
		North to Alaska Part Four	Gunther Jones e Eric Talbot		Jim Lawson
71	Settembre 1995	The Early Years: How the Turtles Got Their Weapons Part 1	Steve Sullivan		Brian Thomas	Brian Thomas
		Origin of the Species	Ryan Brown	Doug Brammer	Dave Garcia
72	Ottobre 1995	The Early Years: How the Turtles Got Their Weapons Part 2	Steve Sullivan		Brian Thomas

Spin-off

TMNT Adventures Specials

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TMNT Adventures: The Year of the Turtle

Nr.	Data	Titolo	Sceneggiatura	Disegni	Colori	Copertina

TMNT Presents April O'Neil

Nr.	Data	Titolo	Sceneggiatura	Disegni	Colori	Copertina

TMNT Presents Donatello and Leatherhead

Nr.	Data	Titolo	Sceneggiatura	Disegni	Colori	Copertina

TMNT Presents Merdude

Nr.	Data	Titolo	Sceneggiatura	Disegni	Colori	Copertina

TMNT Meet Archie

Nr.	Data	Titolo	Sceneggiatura	Disegni	Colori	Copertina

TMNT Meet the Conservation Corps - Conservation Corps

Nr.	Data	Titolo	Sceneggiatura	Disegni	Colori	Copertina

TMNT Presents the Mighty Mutanimals (miniseries) TMNT Presents the Mighty Mutanimals (ongoing)

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