Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Ultimate Collection, Vol. 6
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- Create Date：2022-02-12 08:51:42
- Update Date：2025-09-06
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- Author：Kevin Eastman
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Summary
The celebrated hardcover series collecting all the most important "TMNT" work by Eastman and Laird is back to present the best of the one-shots and short stories。 Whether handled as a team or on their own with another creator， these stories expand the universe of "TMNT" and established the characters and story lines that are today so loved and revered。
Reviews
Petr Nakasharal Fabián
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V rámci nějakýho reading orderu jsem teda přeskočil do týhle knížky a je to celkem hit or miss。 Jsou to různý krátký příběhy o pár stránkách jak od původních autorů， tak různejch jinejch。 Často trpí tím， že se ostatní spisovatelé snažili bejt za každou cenu jiný a moc to nefunguje。 Super je ale povídání Eastmana a Lairda za každym příběhem。 Zatímco Eastman se rozepisuje， Lairda to očividně těžce nebavilo， takže většinou se jeho vyjádření smrskne na “Tenhle příběh si vůbec nepamatuju。” nebo “S tí V rámci nějakýho reading orderu jsem teda přeskočil do týhle knížky a je to celkem hit or miss。 Jsou to různý krátký příběhy o pár stránkách jak od původních autorů， tak různejch jinejch。 Často trpí tím， že se ostatní spisovatelé snažili bejt za každou cenu jiný a moc to nefunguje。 Super je ale povídání Eastmana a Lairda za každym příběhem。 Zatímco Eastman se rozepisuje， Lairda to očividně těžce nebavilo， takže většinou se jeho vyjádření smrskne na “Tenhle příběh si vůbec nepamatuju。” nebo “S tímhle jsem neměl nic společnýho。” :D Skvělý :D 。。。more
Rex Hurst
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Volume six collects twenty nine short stories dealing with the Turtles and their universe。 All of them hail from the 80s when the creative talent was hot。 The previous two volumes come from the 90s and， in comparison， the later issues seem to have lost their mojo。 Whether they ran out of steam or talent， the energy， the momentum， is just not there。 These amazing stories just punctuate it。 They are collected from the back pages of old comics， exclusives for the TMNT Role Playing Game （again this Volume six collects twenty nine short stories dealing with the Turtles and their universe。 All of them hail from the 80s when the creative talent was hot。 The previous two volumes come from the 90s and， in comparison， the later issues seem to have lost their mojo。 Whether they ran out of steam or talent， the energy， the momentum， is just not there。 These amazing stories just punctuate it。 They are collected from the back pages of old comics， exclusives for the TMNT Role Playing Game （again this was the 80s- RPGs were at their height of popularity）， benefit stories， and a few crossovers- kind of- with the Puma Blues， an indie comic near forgotten today。 。。。more
Philip Mastandrea
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This is a collection of short comics， some being very short。 While none of them were bad， I didn't think any were particularly good either。 The commentary by Peter Laird sounds like he didn't care at all， barely putting in a sentence if he wasn't involved， while Eastman often gave some backstory or explanation even if he didn't work on it。 I have no idea what the backstory between these guys， but it just seemed odd to even include it since he gave no effort。 This is a collection of short comics， some being very short。 While none of them were bad， I didn't think any were particularly good either。 The commentary by Peter Laird sounds like he didn't care at all， barely putting in a sentence if he wasn't involved， while Eastman often gave some backstory or explanation even if he didn't work on it。 I have no idea what the backstory between these guys， but it just seemed odd to even include it since he gave no effort。 。。。more
A。 Nixon
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As is typical with such a short-"story" collection， there are going to be some you enjoy more than others。 And that's definitely true of this one。 There were some beautiful， arty stories and some gritty fun ones。 Overall， it was pretty entertaining and， as always， I enjoyed the behind the scenes glimpses in the annotation notes。 Although Laird never seems quite as into giving context or memories as Eastman is。 As is typical with such a short-"story" collection， there are going to be some you enjoy more than others。 And that's definitely true of this one。 There were some beautiful， arty stories and some gritty fun ones。 Overall， it was pretty entertaining and， as always， I enjoyed the behind the scenes glimpses in the annotation notes。 Although Laird never seems quite as into giving context or memories as Eastman is。 。。。more
Brendan
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As with all of the other Ultimate Collections， this is a gem， and I had never seen a good majority of these short pieces before。 Worth the price of admission for The Puma Blues related material and all of the Eric Talbot and Murphy/Zunni pieces。
Shaun
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If the TMNT Ultimate Collection si dinner， Volume 6 is the leftovers。 There are no full issues in here， just shorts that appeared in various entities。 So it can feel like a little bit of a let down after the previous installments。 Still， there are plenty of fun moments to be had， and I think if you want a more full view of the early days of TMNT this is an important collection。 Still， I can't help but feel that in a more perfect world Volumes 1-5 would each be about 50 pages longer a piece and c If the TMNT Ultimate Collection si dinner， Volume 6 is the leftovers。 There are no full issues in here， just shorts that appeared in various entities。 So it can feel like a little bit of a let down after the previous installments。 Still， there are plenty of fun moments to be had， and I think if you want a more full view of the early days of TMNT this is an important collection。 Still， I can't help but feel that in a more perfect world Volumes 1-5 would each be about 50 pages longer a piece and contain the stories in this one。 Anyway， as long as you know what you are getting into with this。Also once again Eastman and Laird supply commentary for each story。 Eastman has always had more to say on these pages， but it goes to ridiculous extremes。 If a short was made entirely by Laird， Eastman still has more to say about it。 If Laird didn't contribute to the story at all？ Literally all he will say is "I have nothing to say about this。 I didn't contribute anything to this story。" At best it seems like he points out flaws like spelling errors。 I think they probably should have just had Eastman's commentary unless Laird really had something to contribute。 。。。more
Patrice
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