TARGET :: “-Totally Awesome.” / “BRAND NAME SALE” ; RANDOM Sunday Newspaper supplement pages .. (( x xx,1989;1990 ))

TARGET :: "-Totally Awesome.";  RANDOM Sunday Newspaper supplement .. pg.x (( x xx,1989 ))

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MICHAELANGELO #1, TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLE { ORIGINAL MICRO-SERIES } :: Michaelangelo and Klunk 1985 Custom Action Figures by Kevlar Palsh (( 2012 )) • http://gogreenmachine.org/?p=6208

MICHAELANGELO #1, TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLE #1 { ORIGINAL MICRO-SERIES } :: Michaelangelo and Klunk 1985 Custom Action Figures i by  Kevlar Palsh (( 2012 ))
MICHAELANGELO #1, TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLE #1 { ORIGINAL MICRO-SERIES } // .. entire wrap-around cover; art by Kevin Eastman (( 1985 ))

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“This is a custom Michaelangelo figure I made for a contest for Figure Realm that came in 3rd place. Its a version of Michaelangelo from a one shot comic book from 1985 called, ‘Michaelangelo Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle in “The Christmas Aliens”‘

The base figure I used was a Michaelanglo figure from the new Nickelodeon line. I had to do a ton of dremeling on this guy. All of his knee and elbow pads were completely removed. I grinded down his shell a bit, along with his feet and hands. When I had the base figure grinded down to a size I wanted I then began sculpting his clothes over the base. His head has a high grade earth magnet implanted into it to hold his hats firmly on his head. The hats also have magnets implanted in them making the fit extra snug. Both skullcap and Santa hats were completely sculpted from scratch. In order to get the hats to fit perfectly on Mikeys head and to be removable I made a soft rubber cast of the head and sculpted on to the soft rubber. When the apoxie sculpt was hard I was able to flex the hats off the rubber. I then had perfect negatives to fit on the original head. Klunk the cat is also sculpted from scratch. The Lil Orphan Alien toy canisters are made from painted wooden dowels. The graphics on the canisters are digital drawings done on Adobe Illustrator and were printed out on water slide decal paper.

MICHAELANGELO #1, TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLE #1 { ORIGINAL MICRO-SERIES } :: Michaelangelo and Klunk 1985 Custom Action Figures ii by  Kevlar Palsh (( 2012 ))

The scarf is made from a piece of felt fabric. Overall when I was done sculpting I was pleasantly surprised to find the apoxie sculpt had added a nice hefty weight to the toy.
I worked for MANY hours on this custom and I would love to see Mikey go to a good home.
.. .. ” – K. Walsh

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MICHAELANGELO #1, TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLE #1 { ORIGINAL MICRO-SERIES } :: Michaelangelo and Klunk 1985 Custom Action Figures vi by  Kevlar Palsh // ..work detail (( 2012 ))

MICHAELANGELO #1, TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLE #1 { ORIGINAL MICRO-SERIES } :: Michaelangelo and Klunk 1985 Custom Action Figures iv by  Kevlar Palsh (( 2012 ))

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NINTENDO POWER :: MAY/JUNE 1989 // Vx ” TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES ” { original review }

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–>>The North American version of ** NINTENDO POWER is no more as of last month, yet lives on forever in the memories of a couple of generations now.

Obviously, the Teens have impacted the video game scene within’ and beyond N.P.’s important 25 year video game legacy & coverage.

Featured multiple times in the mag, and handful of times featured directly on the cover .. this was their first N.P. review paralleling their famous N.E.S. introduction way back in 1989.

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** cereal:geek issue two REPRINT kickstarter; 3 DAYS LEFT !! **

"mutant ninja turtles" ..art by Oscar Celestini for cereal:geek  (( 2010 ))

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Killer C-GEEK incentives !! :: CG.PDFs, SUPER BUNDLES, HE-MAN guides, Exclusive He-MAN & TURTLES prints, Original artwork, audio commentaries and MORE !!!!

** ISSUE TWO REPRINT – KICKSTARTER PROJECT **

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“I’ve been self-publishing cereal:geek magazine since the beginning of 2007. It is a 100 page glossy magazine (with NO ads) dedicated to showcasing the cartoons of the eighties. The writers and artists that contribute to cereal:geek bring with them exclusive content (none of this material has been printed in any other media before).

Issue two was originally published in the second quarter of 2007 and has been out of print ever since. As only 1000 copies were originally printed it is incredibly hard to obtain. So here I am, seeing if Kickstarter is a viable means to see if there is a demand for issue two…and maybe at the same time introduce some new people to the world of cereal:geek!

 

Issue two covers the subject of magic and science throughout the cartoons of the eighties. The main article covers many shows including Dungeons & Dragons, He-Man, She-Ra, Thundarr the Barbarian, and ThunderCats, detailing how each of them utilized magic and science to tell their stories. Jack Olesker reveals how he balanced magic and science on The New Adventures of He-Man. Another article explains how after the sci-fi-heavy first season of The Transformers the show began to delve into the realm of magic. Visionaries and Centurions (both overlooked shows) are covered. And Robert Lamb explains how magic and science worked during his time on He-Man and She-Ra. Aside from those lengthy articles there is also an in-depth history of the much-celebrated animation studio Tokyo Movie Shinsha, the changes found in MASK’s season two are highlighted, the Top Ten cartoon transformations are listed, the Rocky films are reworked as an animated series, the love triangle in the Jem series is questioned, a page full of Galaxy Rangers trivia is featured, the amazing origin story of Smurfette is revealed, and much, much more! Other shows covered include Defenders of the Earth, Galaxy High School, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, and Thunderbirds 2086.” .. ..

 

**JAMES EATOCK; animator, cartoonist, writer, noted He-Man Historian , CG publisher , and official audio commentator on HE-MAN & the MOTU, Dungeons & Dragons, and THE REAL GHOSTBUSTERS.