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| + | |image = Mondo Metal.jpg |
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| + | |issue = 18 |
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| + | |date = March [[1991]] |
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| + | |writer = [[Stephen Murphy]] (credited as Dean Clarrain) |
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| + | |colors = [[Barry Grossman]] |
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| + | |pencils = [[Ken Mitchroney]]<br/>[[Marlene Becker]] |
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| + | |inks = [[Dan Berger]] |
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| + | |letters = [[Gary Fields]] |
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| + | |editor = [[Scott Fulop]] |
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| + | |managing editor = [[Victor Gorelick]] |
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| + | |previous = [[Fight the Power]] |
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| + | |next = [[The Man Who Sold the World]] |
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| + | }} |
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| + | ==Appearing in {{FULLPAGENAME}}== |
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| − | ==Storyline== |
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| + | === Major Characters === |
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| ⚫ | The turtles return to [[New York City]], discovering a teenage rock band named |
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| + | * {{archielink|Donatello}} |
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| + | * [[Candace Fine]] {{1st}} |
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| + | * {{archielink|Foot Soldier}}s |
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| + | * {{archielink|Leonardo}} |
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| + | * {{archielink|Michaelangelo}} |
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| + | * {{archielink|Mondo Gecko}} {{1st}} |
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| + | * {{archielink|April O'Neil}} |
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| + | * {{archielink|Raphael}} |
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| + | === Minor Characters === |
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| + | * [[Jack Finney]] / {{archielink|Man Ray}} |
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| + | * {{archielink|Hamato Yoshi}} / {{archielink|Splinter}} |
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| + | ==Synopsis== |
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| ⚫ | The turtles return to [[New York City]], discovering a teenage rock band named [[Merciless Slaughter]] practicing in the {{archielink|Shredder}}'s former hideout. Exposed to {{archielink|mutagen}}, a guy named Mondo is mutated into a humanoid gecko, {{archielink|Mondo Gecko}}, who takes down the Shredder's Foot robot. |
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| + | == See also == |
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| + | * [[{{FULLPAGENAME}}/Gallery]] |
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| + | * [[{{FULLPAGENAME}}/Transcript]] |
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| + | == Trivia == |
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| + | [[File:Staff and lyrics easter egg.png|right|thumb|250px]] |
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| + | * When the Turtles first hear Merciless Slaughter performing, the comic pages feature a real {{linkWikipedia|music staff}} with lyrics to attempt to immerse the reader into the music the characters are hearing. Stephen Murphy previously used this same kind of musical dialogue device in ''[[The Puma Blues]].'' |
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| + | * Upon returning to New York City, Raphael modifies his outfit yet again. His black bottoms, which Splinter in the previous issue #17: ''[[Fight the Power]]'' had teasingly referred to as "Jams," did not resemble actual Jams in shape then, but they do now, having been trimmed at the knee leaving Raph's lower legs and feet bare. Additionally, Raph puts on a grey dress shirt, replacing the black top he had permanently removed before going to sea in issue #16: ''[[Dreadging the Ocean Blue]]''. |
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| + | * Mondo Gecko is the last of the seven future {{archielink|Mighty Mutanimals}} to be introduced. |
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| − | ==Gallery== |
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| + | [[Category:Mondo-focused comics]] |
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| − | Life isn't meant to be a slow dance babe.jpg |
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| − | Mondo Gecko Esquire.jpg |
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| − | </gallery> |
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Latest revision as of 15:29, 23 May 2022
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Mondo Metal is issue #18 of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Adventures, published in March 1991 by Archie Comics.
Appearing in Mondo Metal
Major Characters
- Donatello
- Candace Fine (debut)
- Foot Soldiers
- Leonardo
- Merciless Slaughter (debut)
- Michaelangelo
- Mondo Gecko (debut)
- April O'Neil
- Raphael
Minor Characters
Synopsis
The turtles return to New York City, discovering a teenage rock band named Merciless Slaughter practicing in the Shredder's former hideout. Exposed to mutagen, a guy named Mondo is mutated into a humanoid gecko, Mondo Gecko, who takes down the Shredder's Foot robot.
See also
- Mondo Metal/Gallery
- Mondo Metal/Transcript
Trivia
- When the Turtles first hear Merciless Slaughter performing, the comic pages feature a real music staff with lyrics to attempt to immerse the reader into the music the characters are hearing. Stephen Murphy previously used this same kind of musical dialogue device in The Puma Blues.
- Upon returning to New York City, Raphael modifies his outfit yet again. His black bottoms, which Splinter in the previous issue #17: Fight the Power had teasingly referred to as "Jams," did not resemble actual Jams in shape then, but they do now, having been trimmed at the knee leaving Raph's lower legs and feet bare. Additionally, Raph puts on a grey dress shirt, replacing the black top he had permanently removed before going to sea in issue #16: Dreadging the Ocean Blue.
- Mondo Gecko is the last of the seven future Mighty Mutanimals to be introduced.