Krang

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Scanning all the different Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles series over the years, the most prominent characters are usually pretty consistent. Krang, though? That dude is kind of all over the place! Is he from Dimension X? Is he an Utrom? Did he used to kind of look like a white Xenomorph...

There are places that are nice to visit, but you wouldn't want to live there. There are also places that are... terrible to visit, terrible to live and completely miserable to be stranded in. For Leonardo, Raphael, Donatello, Michelangelo, their newfound Neutrino allies and the Fugitoid, Dimension X is totally that kind of place in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #18 - especially as General Krang and

Utrom action is the name of the game in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #14. General Krang has finally shown his true, brainy-dude-piloting-a-humanoid-robot colors and is set to drop some serious extra-dimensional science on Baxter Stockman, much to the eventual chagrin of the TMNT...

In advance of its full New York Toy Fair reveal, Playmates has shared more from its line of toys based on Nickelodeon's upcoming Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles CG animated series at MTV Geek. Joining the several varieties of Leonardo, Donatello, Michelangelo and Raphael are basic figures of Shredder, a possible Krang, a Foot Clan ninja, April O'Neil and Splinter...

We drank the wild, wild Kool-Aid in Dirk Erik Schulz's cereal mascot art last year, and boy, he has been busy since. Schulz's balls-tripping style, with its floppy, Ren and Stimpy-ish look and vintage animation feel now encompasses a mouthful of modern pop culture icons, including the starter Pokémon breeds and Rango. His d...

Those of you who read the webcomic adventures of Beartato and Reginald are already aware that Anthony "Nedroid" Clark is pretty hilarious, but if you're not following him on Twitter, you're missing out. Clark regularly posts new art to his Twitter account, including multi-part sagas like his recent look at What If Dinosaurs Had Knives and the strange saga of The Cowboy Who Was Also a Wiz

The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle's spongiest antagonist may never have gotten the respect that his partner in crime Shredder did, but the countless crimes he commissioned from the comfort of his Technodrome always proved brain could be just as incompetent as brawn...