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All across the web you have different fan art, from old vampires to unicorns to Dexter Morgan to The Power Puff girls. Even shows that disappeared from TV over 20 years ago have artists out there still drawing their childhood heroes. Of course Ninja Turtles are no exception to the rule.

In the 3rd episode of Cowabunga Corner Season 2, I talk about the first five episodes of the original cartoon series. Just a light over view of those episodes. A great beginning for the series!

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Welcome to Season two of Cowabunga Corner, in this first episode we talk about the Mirage Volume 1 comics, where I lightly touch on a few of my favorite issues and issues that make a big impact in the Volume. This is only the start to a great season full of a lot of new stuff to share. Promises of more guest interviews, more Turtle fans making appearances as well as the things you enjoyed from Season 1 with Reviews and Stories of the past!

In this episode, I talk about the TMNT magazine that came out back in the early 90′s.

These magazines were great. Here I give a fast over view of what the magazines hold, I will give each Magazine a proper review.

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In this episode, I review the first five episodes of “Ninja Turtles: The Next Mutation”. This five parter is titled “East meets West’.

In this episode of “Cowabunga Corner”, I talk about the Archie TMNT Comic Books!

I started to collect the Archie Turtle Comics in 1990. The story, the art, and the characters kept me craving more all the time. In this blog I talk a bit about the Archie comics, a series I highly recommend for everyone. Originally based off of the cartoon and than took it’s own direction.

Music: “Peer to Peer” by Escape

In this episode I talk about animation cels and original art work for the animation cels. I’ve been collecting animation cels since the early 90′s and thanks to my Friends at Art-Toons I have been very lucky to get my hands on a lot of wonderful cels.

In this episode I talk about the Coming Out of Their Shells Tour, that went around in 1990 through 1991. A fun show, made for children. Picked on by many fans, though it was never intended for the older fans. Seeing it live is far better than watching it on TV.

If you have stories to share about the Coming Out of Their Shells Tour, please do share!

Music:
“It Happens All the Time” by Paul Lisak & After the Ice