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Solicit[]
The climactic conclusion as the teams reunite to face their adversaries... and a long lost ally!
Synopsis[]
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Appearing in 2 issue 5[]
Major Characters[]
- Donatello
- Darius Dun/Collectors
- Leonardo
- Michelangelo
- Raphael
- Egon Spengler
- Ray Stantz
- Tang Shen
- Peter Venkman
- Winston Zeddemore
Minor Characters[]
Species[]
- Mutant Turtles
- Humans
Locations[]
- Garden Dimension
- Firehouse
- Central Park
See also[]
- Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles/Ghostbusters 2 issue 5/Gallery
- Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles/Ghostbusters 2 issue 5/Transcript
Trivia[]
- In a moment of flirtatious banter, Peter Venkman compares Tang Shen to The Mikado, a reference which immediately provokes an icy penetrating glare from her. The Mikado is a 19th century comic opera by authors W. S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan, set in a farcical version of old Japan which was actually meant to stand in as a veiled satire of Gilbert and Sullivan's own Victorian England. The opera includes three bubbly, gossipy young women famously associated with the song "Three Little Maids from School are We". Productions of the opera commonly portray these women wearing elegant traditional Japanese dress and hairstyles similar that worn by Shen in this story.