Btw using RISE Turtles Hamato Ninpō post movie. So with their teamwork, creative attacks moves n Mystic abilities do y'all think we will be able to stop Mr lonely before he conquer the planet?
Tod IS In fact, the Spine Breaking Bandit... Or at least he was.
HERE'S THE EVIDENCE!
Donnie said that Tod's profile (before meeting him) had a 98% match with the spine snapper. (which is what I will call it from here on out cause that's a much better name)
Donnie also said that he hadn't paid for the RV in 2 years. Meaning he would've fit, generally, the same profile before turning into a mutant. (We know he wasn't a mutant when purchasing cause A. Everyone would run away screaming from the talking gopher. & B. The Ooze-squitos were released a few weeks ago, in canon, at the time of meeting Tod. Unless he is a Yokai, but that is unlikely due to point 2A.)
When Meat Sweats gained Tod's mutant power he became overly nice for a few hours. Meaning Tod's mutant power is his overwhelming kindness! He could've been a completely different person before being turned into a mutant!
It would be so funny!!!
In conclusion Tod was the Spine Snapper before turning into a mutant! I solved it! You're welcome!
That my Question
I feel like a comic continuation of Rise of the Ninja Turtles would work well on writing and drawing it would be obvious with Andy Suriano who was co creator of the show who also comic creator handling both writing & drawing I think it take place after both the Movie & Rise Short story in Ninja Turtles 40th Anniversary Comics Celebration or maybe in-between at least for first few issues
Besides Andy Suriano who would you Like to guest draw one or two issues? I like to see Jim Lawson draw one because I feel like Rise art style some of the time feels like Lawson if he got newer comic Color artist to color his art you know at least that how I see it
What should the tone be compared to show I feel like comic continuation should be little darker but not by that much since it's still a kids comic like Saturday Morning Ninja Turtles & Tales of the Ninja Turtles
Hot Soup!
Art by Andy Suriano