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Yesterday, Bleeding Cool managed to wheedle out all sorts of information about the launch of IDW's new company IDW Limited, a direct-to-consumer service

1: Change Is Contant Deluxe Limited Edition Red Label Limited to 175 copies, each IDW Limited Red Label of Change Is Constant is housed in a custom slipcase, also containing unique, hand-drawn sketch art from Dan Duncan and a signature plate signed by TMNT co-creator Kevin Eastman, series writer Tom Waltz and artist Dan Duncan Signatures[...]

Bob Burden’s Kickstarter campaign is ending in about an hour, for a signed and numbered hardcover of Flaming Carrot #4 - #11, The Wild Shall Wild Remain,

So too, it seems, for the TMNT reboot film I'd bet we hear more about this subject in the coming days. Most-Read Comic Stories Today: Cosfail? There's a certain comics executive who is a little bit on the mean side He finds cosplayers who, in his opinion, have failed in their cosplaying efforts, takes a photo, then shows[...]

 The first-ever drawing of the concept by Kevin Eastman and Peter Laird, TMNT would go on to become a key part of the 1980s indie comics scene and its subsequent success in cartoons, games, toys, and film would help raise the visibility of both independent comics and creator-owned comics. Kevin Eastman and Peter Laird: First-Ever Drawing[...]

Michael Bay writes; Paramount marketing changed the name. They made the title simple. The characters you all remember are exactly the same, and yes they

There's nothing like an alien controversy to get Bleeding Cool readers' attention.  There's Avengers aliens, Prometheus aliens, and now, seemingly...

Cowabunga, dude.

And working in a recreation of his own studio… which will then be sold. On the 18th and 19th, Eastman and Mark Bode will recreate the cover of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #1 on a mural in the back of the store. On November 30th, they open the TMNT Exhibit with  90 pages of original Kevin Eastman[...]

The Kevin Eastman variant cover to December's Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles comic, from IDW. Ho ho ho...

IDW published Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #1 this week, created wuth Kevin Eastman. And it's a hit. Except in Britain where it doesn't exist. IDW only

"Like multimedia rights; or not allowing authors to make a graphic novel of their own novel even if HC has already turned down that idea." TurtleTweetWatch: Martin Pasko has been talking turtle on Twitter. If you REALLY wanna interview someone who's a creator of TMNT as we know it, f*** Eastman & Laird; talk to[...]

TurtleWatch: By Andrew Degraff from the Autumn Society's "Shell-Shock – A TMNT Art Show and Tribute" opening this Friday at Brave New Worlds in Old City, Philadelphia. LegalWatch: Tokyo's Comic Code a month away from becoming law. PaperWatch: USAToday's preview of Blue Estate #3. PaperWatch2: The New York Times explains to readers what Crisis[...]

It seems such a strange circular juxtaposition here. Kevin Eastman, co-creator of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, one of the biggest creator owned comic

Well, with a new Nickelodeon Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles TV series on the way and no one actually publishing a comic book of the characters at the

No Wonder Woman or Rob Granito in trending topics for the first time in awhile, displaced in part by a pair of historical topics: Jim Shooter's account of

These are apparently Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle costumes. No, seriously. I'm seeing a distinct absence of turtle. It's a bit of a stretch. And I don't

Kevin Eastman is co-creator of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, the worldwide brand based on his self-publishing comic book with Peter Laird back in the day.