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 HEY, KID, YOU'RE 
 A LONG WAY 
 FROM NICKTOONS! 

Some TMNT stuff was always meant for grownups.

The Paradox of Chudnovsky is a story with a long history. It has been published in two official non-English language compilations (Spanish and Russian), and in English in an unofficial printing (oddly, by the man who would later become the comic's official distributor in Russia).


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The reason for creating this story was due to the assumption on Peter Laird's part that he would not have permission to use Dave Sim's Cerebus in a reprint of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #8. Sim gave his blessing provided proper credit and payment was made, but Mirage Studios went forward and wrote the replacement for TMNT #8.

The story was printed in a collected book in Spanish (Las Tortugas Ninja: TMNT 2, by Norma Editorial), but an agreement between Laird and Sim was made before any English edition of the story could be printed.

In 2011, Arseniy Dubakov printed a limited run of the story in English and Russian under his Illusion Studios banner, as Tales of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #71. The story was officially printed again by Dubakov and Illusion Studios after becoming the official distributors of the Russian market editions of TMNT comics, in a collected volume. This version features a new frontispiece by Jim Lawson, as well as a previously missing epilogue never been published in the previous two editions of the story.

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