Author: tOkKa

tOkKa :: infamous snapper, hench-mutant, & bungle-brain ,beakie-buzzard,snappin' snap-head ..n' chow-chump,enemy of Ninja Turtles. A invertible anomaly in the TMNT fandom unto himself. As a schizophrenic Pop-artist ; tOkKa ..:: Fan-fave ,shunn-'ED'/ lauded by masses, Misunderstood by high percentages.. a cult following has developed by the guy that just doesn't seem to fit into any single category Never-mind his 'Foot Fetish' @ terrible2z.com .. !! "Quoting Macbeth since 1991.."

Variation on a Figure Theme.. **

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–>> You may or may not be familiar with Speed Lee’s mighty weird take on classic toys and characters. Yes TMNTs are among his most popular mash-ups ..but there many more valiant, twisted, and demonic takes on characters from toys from all over the figure – verse.

Show, Comic , or Movie accuracy isn’t ALWAYS the key with Speed.

Uniqueness, and style are.. variations on favourite themes.

As a provocateur and obsessive soul on such variations .. i implore you to seek out more of Speed Lee’s work !!

** And see what’s up for sale .. or make a deal with the devil you can’t refuse, maybe .. he can make your figure-fantasy come true ?! !!

Click here for SPEED LEE’s customs Blog !! **

Fair Warning .. :: Simply Awesome  ( and in some cases quite beautiful too !! )) !! !!

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Tommy the Turtle & that PLASTONE polished, SUPER HARD SHELL **

"Tommy the Turtle" ..plastone polished logo modified squeaky clean VEC -v. by tOkKa (( 2009 ))

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** A quick history on Michelangelo’s favourite car polish, shell wax, and pain relieving muscle rub – CLICK HERE **

Ryan Brown's Disney Art ..**

"Lady and the Tramp" :: Famous Scene ..art by Ryan Brown (( 1990s ))

Disney Babies :: Donald feeds the bird ..art by Ryan Brown (( 1990s ))

“Back in the mid 90’s the agency that I was employed by got me quite a bit of Disney work. I had a lot of fun penciling and inking such properties as The Little Mermaid, The Lion King, Lady and the Tramp, and Winnie the Pooh. I also worked on such classic characters as Mickey, Donald, and Goofy, amongst many.” — Ryan Brown

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Disney Babies :: Pluto's froggy friend ..art by Ryan Brown (( 1990s ))

–>> ** I have uploaded many pieces of Ryan’s Disney work for Western Publishing, Golden Books & Classic Media in a special set on my FlickR site .. CLICK HERE !! **

"How Now 'Brown' Cow " ..Ryan Brown //LEE's Action Figure News & Toy Review #57 July ((1997))

..umm , Ryan ..

.. wrong ears , dude !!

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Tales of the TMNT v.2 #62 cover inks // pencils by Fernando León González, Inks by R. Brown (( September 2009 ))

Tales of the TMNT v.2 #62 cover inks // pencils by Fernando León González, Inks by R. Brown (( September 2009 ))
Tales of the TMNT #62

Available for pre-order in Diamond Comic Distributors’ July catalog, “Previews” V19 #250

Ship Date: September 14, 2009

Format: 32 B&W pages, full color cover, standard size comic

Retail Price: $3.25

Cover art by Fernando Leon Gonzalez, Ryan Brown & Steve Lavigne; plot/layouts by Ryan Brown, script by Dan Berger, pencils by Fernando Leon Gonzalez, inks by Ryan Brown

“Adventures in Bunnysitting” – Michelangelo’s Utrom friend, Klag, asks the good-natured ninja to take care of his pet bunny while he’s away. Unfortunately for Raphael and Mikey, Klag was unaware that the rabbit was a test subject for mutagenetic studies – and once the little critter gets agitated, things go from bad to worse – much, much worse! Based on a true story… well, kinda…

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TMNT 31 & 32 in progress ..

TMNT 31 & 32 in progress

TMNT: TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES Volume 4 # 1 .. promo poster //..art by Lawson / Laird .. signed by Pete (( 2001 ))


Peter Laird :: ” have pretty much finished the tones for issue #31 of TMNT, and if all goes well in the lettering stage (which I hope to begin tonight or tomorrow), #31 might be sent to the printer within a few weeks. The photo above is of the cover page of a “proof print” I did so that I could see how the tones were going to look (sometimes things look different when they are printed than when you were looking at them on a computer monitor). I also wanted to get a look at one particular page on which I think I spent the most time doing tones of any page in all of Volume 4… and I’m not sure people will be able to tell. We’ll see, I guess.

So this means, I think, that if anyone wants to write a letter of comment for possible inclusion in issue #31, they should probably do it in the next couple of weeks.

And in a related bit of news, Jim Lawson has started penciling issue #32 — I think he’s done four or five pages so far.” — PL