TMNT

It's long been rumored that there was an alternate ending to the original 1990 "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" adaptation, but despite countless stateside DVD and Blu-ray releases and special editions, fans of the Heroes in a Half Shell have never had a chance to see how things might've turned out for Leonardo and the boys (and yet have somehow managed to move on with their lives)... Read

As reported on GammaSquad today, pictures have surfaced that may or may not relate to the upcoming live-action "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" movie. The jury's still out on whether or not the pictures are real or an elaborate hoax, but if they are, then there's a good chance the next iteration of TMNT will look a little something like this: It's an interesting take, but how does it stac

The eruption of the Eyjafjallajökull volcano in Iceland (say that three times fast, or at all) is throwing up volcanic ash and electricity in a visually spectacular display of what they're calling "dirty thunderstorms." I don't entirely know what that means, but hot. The...

It's the second day of Christmas at ComicsAlliance, as our 12 Days of Christmas original art series continues. Every day until the 25th, we'll be posting a new illustration from a comics creator at Periscope Studio that reinterprets the days of the traditional carol as comic book parodies...

Fan-made comic book movie trailers are pretty common fare these days. Some are excellent and show off passion and skill, others feel more like high school video editing class projects. For the creators of the forthcoming "Dawn of the Ninja Turtles," the endeavor goes beyond three minutes of flashy images - the dudes are supposedly bringing a full-fledged fan film to audiences... Read Mor

Mashups are mad scientists' greatest legacy to us, the ADD generation, wherein a combination of disparate images and audio work together so effortlessly, they create something wholly new. Lo, and also behold, this Reservoir Dogs/ Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles mashup is one of those instances...

Wednesday's $60 million Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle sale to Viacom seemed like a pretty bodacious deal for the franchise's creators Kevin Eastman and Peter Laird, but given that Viacom has the rights to, well, everything, it left one nagging comics question dangling in the ether: What's going to happen to Mirage Publishing (Eastman and Laird's original outlet for the turtles)...

Artist Robert Burden has painted a nostalgic series of portraits based around the action figures he played with as a child in the 1980s, including characters from Marvel and DC Comics, "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles," "He-Man" and "Voltron." As he explains on his website: "My current paintings are epic 'portraits' of the small action figures that I played with as

In honor of the 25th birthday of the (now 20-something) Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, the Empire State Building turned green. They've also got a new live-action/CGI film on the way for 2011, and TMNT creator Peter Laird will be on board. Laird told an interviewer last year that he'd love to have Sarah Michelle Gellar and Chris Evans -- who did the voices for April O'Neill and Casey Jones in the la