Turtle Ninja Applqiue

Turtle Ninja Applqiue

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, or formally the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (and in some Latin American countries Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Teenage Mutant, Ninja Turtles or just Tortuninjas), also abbreviated as TMNT (short for Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, title), are a multiverse four brothers fictitious, anthropomorphic turtles, as you can guess from the name, are also teenagers, mutants and ninjas. Each of the turtles is named in honor of famous Italian Renaissance artists: Leonardo (Leonardo da Vinci) - blue, Raphael (Rafael Sanzio) - red, Michelangelo (Michelangelo Buonarroti) - Orange Donatello (Donatello) - violet, even his master, Splinter, carries the nickname of an important painter of the Quattrocento, (Giovanni di Ser Giovanni, called "Scheggia", ie "Splinter". the TNMA often live in the sewers of New York, but have also lived in other places, such as farm grandmother O'Neil April in Northampton, Massachusetts, old subway stations and April O'Neil's apartment. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles have inspired the name of a prehistoric turtle that has horns and a tail full of peaks. the scientists placed the animal in a new genus, ninjemys, which means "ninja turtle".

On October 21, 2009, it was announced that Viacom had bought the rights of the Ninja Turtles franchise, owned by Mirage Studios. The new plans include creating a new animated in CGI format Ninja Turtles series, and a new film in real image Ninja Turtles which was produced by Nickelodeon in association with Paramount Pictures premiered on August 7, 2014

Turtles originated in a small black and white comic Kevin Eastman and Peter Laird entitled "Eastman and Laird's Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles." It was released in 1984 and published by Mirage Studios. a feeling of the night became morning among independent comics. The origin of the cartoon is a parody and a tribute to the work of Frank Miller. The cover of the first edition is very similar to Frank Miller's Ronin, history and origin of turtles involves the same origin as the Daredevil. The enemies of turtles, the Foot Clan, may also have been inspired by another creation of Miller, The Hand (Hand), a group of ninja murderers.

The first edition was announced before publication in a guide of comics, which got much attention from fans of comics, then, that the first print run of 3,000 copies was sold immediately, and quickly its commercial value increased. It was assumed that the comic would be just a parody of one year, but the sales success led to a series of continuations.

The comic book format was larger than the regular cartoons, and remained in this size for the first editions. The success also led to increased popularity of comics in black and white mid-80s, when other small publishing houses tried to also draw parodies of anthropomorphic animals expecting quick profits. Most of them managed to sell to comic book stores in large quantities, but could not be sold to readers, which led to a collapse of comic sales during 1986-1987.

Over the years TMNT comics have inspired four separate series and several alternative histories, culminating in TMNT: Volume 4 in black and white, which began publication in 2001 and continues to date 2005; however, it suffers from poor sales and very little advertising.

Archie comics publishing rights possessed of comics based on the animated series 1987. These comic adventures, TMNT Adventures, stopped following the history of television after issue No. 5 and developed their own arguments of history . While the 1987 TV series had much more humor, the embodiment of Archie comics were darker, more violent and explored topics such as death, religious conflict and environmental problems issues. The Archie comic book series was published between 1988 and 1995.

Image Comics also released a series of action of the ninja turtle, known as Volume 3, after the disappearance of Volume 2 and before the release of Volume 4. Volume 3 was had in great aversion by fans, largely by the mutilation of the main characters (Leonardo lost an arm and Rafael lost an eye). It has brought continuity and is not canon. Volume 2, published again by Mirage, showed Baxter Stockman in a robotic body as the main villain and left in 13 full color editions.

Dan Berger drew and wrote a daily comic strip, it was published until its cancellation in December 1996. At the height of its popularity, was published in over 250 newspapers around the world.

From June to December 2003, it was published a monthly cartoon by Dreamwave Productions, inspired by the animated series 2003, until it was canceled due to low sales. It was written by Peter David and illustrated by LeSean Thomas and in the first three editions, which were the only based on the TV series, the perspective of April O'Neil, Baxter Stockman and Casey Jones instead showed point view of the same turtles.

Currently the publisher IDW Publishing took the rights of comics and currently publishes its series and has created a spin-off focusing on some of the secondary characters.