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'''The tenth part of City at War.''' |
'''The tenth part of City at War.''' |
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| + | *''Major characters:'' [[Donatello (Mirage)|Donatello]], [[Leonardo (Mirage)|Leonardo]], [[Michelangelo (Mirage)|Michelangelo]], [[Raphael (Mirage)|Raphael]], [[Splinter (Mirage)|Splinter]], [[April O'Neil (Mirage)|April O'Neil]], [[Casey Jones (Mirage)|Casey Jones]], [[Karai (Mirage)|Karai]], [[Foot Elite]], [[Foot Ninja (Mirage)|Foot Ninja]] |
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+ | *''Cover date:'' May, [[1993]] |
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| − | *''Major characters:'' [[Donatello]], [[Leonardo]], [[Michaelangelo]], [[Raphael]], [[Splinter]], [[April O'Neil]], [[Casey Jones]], [[Karai]] |
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==Synopsis== |
==Synopsis== |
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| − | The [[TMNT]] are working on some sort of mechanical project as Karai leads a troop of her [[Foot Soldiers]] on patrol. A [[Foot Elite]] spies Karai and her band and is shocked, because he thinks he's seen his Master, the [[Shredder]] (in reality it is only Karai wearing Shredder's armor). |
+ | The [[TMNT]] are working on some sort of mechanical project as Karai leads a troop of her [[Foot Ninja (Mirage)|Foot Soldiers]] on patrol. A [[Foot Elite]] spies Karai and her band and is shocked, because he thinks he's seen his Master, the [[Shredder (Mirage)|Shredder]] (in reality it is only Karai wearing Shredder's armor). |
The old man is standing in the hospital watching the TV news, and once again it features stories of political strife. The man leaves the room with the assistance of his walker. |
The old man is standing in the hospital watching the TV news, and once again it features stories of political strife. The man leaves the room with the assistance of his walker. |
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| − | Casey is at the diner where he had worked with [[Gabby]], depressively nursing a cup of coffee. Suddenly a car screeches into the parking lot - it's Jones' Chevy! The cook asks Casey if he should call the cops, but Jones tells him he'll take care of it. Casey goes out to the parking lot and beats up the two thieves and retrieves his car. |
+ | Casey is at the diner where he had worked with [[Gabrielle Jones|Gabby]], depressively nursing a cup of coffee. Suddenly a car screeches into the parking lot - it's Jones' Chevy! The cook asks Casey if he should call the cops, but Jones tells him he'll take care of it. Casey goes out to the parking lot and beats up the two thieves and retrieves his car. |
| − | Master Splinter is finally healed and exploring the bottom of the huge silo that he's trapped in. As he searches for a way out, he comes upon the skeletal remains of the [[Rat King]]. |
+ | Master Splinter is finally healed and exploring the bottom of the huge silo that he's trapped in. As he searches for a way out, he comes upon the skeletal remains of the [[Rat King (Mirage)|Rat King]]. |
"Ah... once more the universe allows a glimpse... of its myriad wonders... its imponderable mysteries!" the Sensei declares, "Yet, it is ever so... from Life, Death... and from Death... Life!" |
"Ah... once more the universe allows a glimpse... of its myriad wonders... its imponderable mysteries!" the Sensei declares, "Yet, it is ever so... from Life, Death... and from Death... Life!" |
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Casey Jones is driving east in his Chevy, his baby daughter named [[Shadow Jones|Shadow]] nestled in her baby carrier beside him. |
Casey Jones is driving east in his Chevy, his baby daughter named [[Shadow Jones|Shadow]] nestled in her baby carrier beside him. |
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| − | [[Robyn O'Neil|Robyn]] and [[April]] are visiting the burned out remains of their father's antique shop in [[New York City]]. Robyn is distraught to see this place filled with so many wonderful childhood memories reduced to a shambles. |
+ | [[Robyn O'Neil|Robyn]] and [[April O'Neil (Mirage)|April]] are visiting the burned out remains of their father's antique shop in [[New York City]]. Robyn is distraught to see this place filled with so many wonderful childhood memories reduced to a shambles. |
"I hate seeing it like this!" Robyn exclaims, "Growing up - there was so much life here!" |
"I hate seeing it like this!" Robyn exclaims, "Growing up - there was so much life here!" |
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==Notes== |
==Notes== |
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| + | *This story is continued from [[City at War, Part 9 of 13|TMNT (Vol. 1) #58]]. The story continues in [[City at War, Part 11 of 13|TMNT (Vol. 1) #60]]. |
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| + | *Casey’s Chevy was stolen in [[City at War, Part 2 of 13|TMNT (Vol. 1) #51]]. |
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| + | *The dog that bites Casey’s leg is [[Inky]], a character created by [[Eric Talbot]] who appeared frequently in [[Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Adventures|Archie’s TMNT Adventures comic]]. |
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| + | *The Rat King was killed in [[I, Monster (Tales issue)|Tales of the TMNT (Vol. 1)#4]]. His spirit will appear next in [[Cold, Cold Ice|Tales of the TMNT (Vol. 2) #65]]. |
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| + | *The [[Second Time Around]] shop was burned down by the Foot in [[Silent Partner|TMNT (Vol. 1) #10]]. |
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| + | *How did that photo of April and Casey find its way into the rubble of the Second Time Around shop? April and Casey didn’t meet each other until the moment the place burned down. |
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| + | *The opening editorial teases a potential crossover between the TMNT and the titles from Mirage's superhero-centric NEXT imprint (Bioneers, Xenotech and Stupid Heroes). The NEXT imprint floundered quickly and no such TMNT crossover was ever produced. |
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Revision as of 10:17, 15 October 2019
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The tenth part of City at War.
| Mirage Studios Volume 1 > Issue # 59 | |
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#59
- Story: Kevin Eastman & Peter Laird
- Script: Peter Laird & Jim Lawson
- Pencils: Jim Lawson
- Inks: Keith Aiken
- Lettering: Mary Kelleher
- Major characters: Donatello, Leonardo, Michelangelo, Raphael, Splinter, April O'Neil, Casey Jones, Karai, Foot Elite, Foot Ninja
- Cover date: May, 1993
Synopsis
The TMNT are working on some sort of mechanical project as Karai leads a troop of her Foot Soldiers on patrol. A Foot Elite spies Karai and her band and is shocked, because he thinks he's seen his Master, the Shredder (in reality it is only Karai wearing Shredder's armor).
The old man is standing in the hospital watching the TV news, and once again it features stories of political strife. The man leaves the room with the assistance of his walker.
Casey is at the diner where he had worked with Gabby, depressively nursing a cup of coffee. Suddenly a car screeches into the parking lot - it's Jones' Chevy! The cook asks Casey if he should call the cops, but Jones tells him he'll take care of it. Casey goes out to the parking lot and beats up the two thieves and retrieves his car.
Master Splinter is finally healed and exploring the bottom of the huge silo that he's trapped in. As he searches for a way out, he comes upon the skeletal remains of the Rat King.
"Ah... once more the universe allows a glimpse... of its myriad wonders... its imponderable mysteries!" the Sensei declares, "Yet, it is ever so... from Life, Death... and from Death... Life!"
Invigorated, Master Splinter uses his ninja skills to climb the sheer brick wall of the silo, ultimately achieving his freedom.
Casey Jones is driving east in his Chevy, his baby daughter named Shadow nestled in her baby carrier beside him.
Robyn and April are visiting the burned out remains of their father's antique shop in New York City. Robyn is distraught to see this place filled with so many wonderful childhood memories reduced to a shambles.
"I hate seeing it like this!" Robyn exclaims, "Growing up - there was so much life here!"
"I know," April agrees, "Now it just looks like... death."
"Maybe it's better that it'll be torn down... I mean, everything passes, huh April?" queries Robyn.
"Yeah..." April muses, "Seems like nothing's... permanent."
Robyn asks April what she plans to do, but April isn't sure. With that the sisters part ways, as Robyn has a flight to catch to California.
Before she leaves, April hears a noise from within the decrepit structure, but sees nothing.
"Hmm... probably the wind or a rat... a rat..." she sighs, and hails a cab to take her away.
Inside the building, Mike is watching April drive off. The Turtles are meeting with Karai and her Soldiers. Raph demands to know why Karai has called them here, and the Clan leader tells him that she was curious to see the place, as it holds so much significance to the events that lead them all to their current destiny.
Mike and Raph don't like being in the building, especially since it was the Foot who burned it down. Leo bends down and finds a photograph of April and Casey, in happier times. He folds the photograph in half and puts it in his belt for safe keeping.
"Enough reminiscing," the Turtle's leader announces, "We have a job to do."
"And scores to settle. Let's move on." Karai states.
Just then a crack appears in the ceiling and a group of Elite drop through the roof.
Notes
- This story is continued from TMNT (Vol. 1) #58. The story continues in TMNT (Vol. 1) #60.
- Casey’s Chevy was stolen in TMNT (Vol. 1) #51.
- The dog that bites Casey’s leg is Inky, a character created by Eric Talbot who appeared frequently in Archie’s TMNT Adventures comic.
- The Rat King was killed in Tales of the TMNT (Vol. 1)#4. His spirit will appear next in Tales of the TMNT (Vol. 2) #65.
- The Second Time Around shop was burned down by the Foot in TMNT (Vol. 1) #10.
- How did that photo of April and Casey find its way into the rubble of the Second Time Around shop? April and Casey didn’t meet each other until the moment the place burned down.
- The opening editorial teases a potential crossover between the TMNT and the titles from Mirage's superhero-centric NEXT imprint (Bioneers, Xenotech and Stupid Heroes). The NEXT imprint floundered quickly and no such TMNT crossover was ever produced.
Gallery
