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An observer once commented that this was the sign of a very secure person. I don't think that's untrue. I do believe most fear is learned, and that we've done much in his first six years to create a world that is not scary for him, seem uncontrollable or unpredictable. Mostly, we just hold on tight watching him. He didn't earn the nickname "Danger Dan" because he's a scaredy-cat.

One thing I've noticed is that there are some children in his life whom he reacts to differently. They are the spark to his dynamite, for lack of a better word. With most kids he's pretty normal in his behavior, but there are a few who bring out the daredevil in him. Repeatedly. Last summer he had a peaceful 6 weeks at preschool camp until one child returned from another camp. Then, my son got in 'time out' every day for the last 3 weeks of summer for doing crazy stunts, etc.

So, we observed. During the school year we noticed that a few kids (including the summer-camp child) were being mentioned as co-conspirators in his (mis)adventures, some named by teachers, though not always. We worked to role-play and teach him that one should not always make that arm-fart when one's friends insist it would be funny even though the teacher said it's quiet time. Things got a little better. A little.

Then, comes this summer, his first in 'real' camp. We agree to carpool with one of Danno's 'sparks', who happens to live nearby and with whom carpooling is very convenient for both families. Besides, these two kids really enjoy playing with each other. We also went on a camping trip with another of his 'sparks'. What I realize now is that this gave us some really good opportunity to observe the dynamic between Danno and his 'sparks'.

What I saw was this: These are both children whom are the opposite of Dan in their fear factor. One is deeply insecure, even for a 6 year old. The other is really quite timid when you get past the bravado. Both seem to have an odd fascination with my son, seeming to challenge him to ever more dangerous activities, watching intently as he does them with glee.  Most importantly, that it really bothers them when Danno rises again and again to the challenge without hesitation.

That's when I saw it. They're afraid. They're deeply envious and at the same time fascinated by the fact that he's not afraid. And they *want* him to be afraid just like they are, want it in a very jealous and almost vindictive way. Want to say 'see, that's how it feels to be afraid. See, you're just as scared as the rest of us.' They want him to be intimidated and stilled.

Now I see what we must teach him: We must show him this in people, how to recognize it, understand it, and most importantly to guard against it. We've also got to protect him from this, too, as he learns, because his experience and risk judgment skills are that of a 6 year old not a 36 year old. These children aren't alone, nor are they the only 'sparks' he will encounter in his life. It's our job to give him the skills to navigate his world, ground him in values that will serve him well, and give him a secure place from which to make those wondrous leaps. Because the only thing we really do have to fear is fear itself.

On May 15, 2007, Exercise TV and Dragonfly Productions released an exercise DVD starring Kendra Wilkinson, Holly Madison and Bridget Marquardt. Yes, those would be the "Girls Next Door" and Playboy Hugh M. Hefner's personal, live-in, frolicksome threesome. The video manages to capture the vibrance of the girls while also being suprisingly relaxing. Holly's lulling tone, Kendra's throaty giggle and Bridget's "everygirl" vibe put you at ease and make you feel as if you are simply stretching and squatting with the girls as opposed to being put on the spot in a harsh environment with an unfriendly, self-important instructor. The DVD features "Holly's Sexy Silhouette Shape-up", "Bridgette's Boot Camp Challenge" and "Kendra's Hip-Hop Romp".

Each girl has a different approach to her segment. Holly, who I consider the classic starlet type of the group, demonstrates an aerobic workout with simplistic moves. She brings a blonde exuberance to what are considered by most to be "tried and true" exercises.

Bridget calls her method of work-out the "butt-and-gut".She admittedly focuses so much on her butt and abs that she often leaves out any leg or arm moves. She considers hers a military style routine. (Hence her camo exercise ensemb.) Her segment on the video emphasizes the abs and her major in Communications shows as does her professionalism. On the DVD as in life, she has a very likeable quality and sells it  well without seeming dense. Bridget has been called-out by some as being a bit chubby which may explain why she is the only girl to cover her mid-section while exercising. (It may also explain recent photos of a much thinner, but not necesarily prettier Bridget.)

Suprise, suprise. Kendra's contribution to all of this is a segment of booty dancing and another of martial art punches. Her accompanying interview does little to her advantage. She comes across as niave and obtuse. That said, she is definitley the most fit of the three and works out every day to counter-act her football game beers and nightly nacho habit.

After doing the routines I was slightly sore, especially the next day. This, however, isn't saying much. Once an exercise fanatic it had been a while since I had any kind of a work out  other than sex (By the way, Holly's main way of staying in shape). Not exactly cutting-edge, the girls' techniques and presentations bring something different to the fitness table. Their positive "bunny" attitudes, not to mention physiques provide a plentitude of inspiration to say the least. Despite the lack of innovation or realization of the work out clothing line mentioned by the girls, I am very supportive of and hopeful for further output from the girls. Although the loss of momentum makes further productions seem unlikely, I'm keeping my ears crossed!

Holly's interview from the DVD:

Just because the exercise clothing line touted by the girls failed to come to fruition doesn't mean you can't kick  every element of your workout into Playmate mode. Here, just a few of the active wear pieces offered on PlayboyStore.com.

Above: Convey femininity, even while flushed and sodden with sweat in this matching creamsicle set.  Playboy workout top, $14.50 and skirt, $17.00 (on sale currently)

PMOY 2006, Sara Jean Underwood demonstrates not only the perfect gym ensemble but the desired outcome of the workout itself. T-back tank, $14.50 and capri pant, $29.99. Below: True, an inveterite playmate can do everything in open-toed stilettos but keep in mind that as a modern princess, your feet incarnate your pedestal. Keep them safe in pink or white "Abstract Bunny Leather Sneakers", $49.99 And don't forget the socks! HollyMadison.com skater socks, "Pink Edition", $23.95

Quindi lo rimetto (eccolo)

Tutte le playmate dagli anni '50 al 2004

Ci sono arrivato per caso, scorrendolo notiamo quanto le donne degli anni '50 erano fondamentalmente pupazze, negli anni '60 scheletrazze, nei '70 porcazze e pelazze, negli '80 palestrazze e nel '90-'00 fintazze.

Lo so che sono un lord.

Alla fine è un link molto interessante. Davvero.

Facendo passi indietro mi son ritrovato questa bellezza, che mi ricordo e di cui avevo qualche foto rubata qua e là, Karen McDougal.

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Poi se cercate qualche battuta divertente tornate un altro giorno. :9

#5

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Playmates Toys, 1988-1997)

I had forgotten just how awesome these toys were. Man, looking at the line up here, it brings back so many memories of TMNT toys I owned and my friends owned. Of course, at the core of any decent TMNT collection you have the original versions of the Turtles themselves. Splinter is optional, I never cared for the character or the figure. Sadly, despite being my favorite character, I never was able to get my hands on an original Raphael and had to settle for Breakfightin' Raphael.

Besides Raph, I never got my hands on Shredder either. I remember going to K-Mart, Tons o' Toys, Hills, and Roses all the time (this was before the days of Wal-Mart, Target and Toys R Us in my town) and constantly looking for Shredder. Could never find him. Until one day... One day in K-Mart, there was a huge row of Turtle figures and I found the ONE Shredder they had. I had it in my hand, I had parental purchasing confirmation and then, then I heard some kid talking his mom about never finding a Shredder figure and that he wanted one. Well, my heart grew three sizes that day when I heard those familiar Shredder Blues playin'. Out of the kindness of my heart, I walked up to the boy and told him he could have the one I had picked up. Darn. Now I gotta go search eBay for Shredder!

Although Raphael is my favorite Ninja Turtle, the original Michaelangelo is my favorite TMNT toy. I guess it goes back to orange being my favorite color, plus the way his left arm is posed, he was perfect to throw into my WWF ring and make use of the flying elbow drop as his finisher! Those four original figures are just awesome. They captured just the right amount of attitude with their pupil-less eyes and snarls and grimacing, just before the series got all wacky and gimmicky and decidedly more cartoonish (yes, I know it was based on the cartoon, but they took it to extremes later on!).

Another great series was their Mutatin' Turtles, where you could stick their limbs into their shell, flip their head, and they looked like actual turtles. Usagi Yojimbo also deserves praise thanks to his legs being perfect to use the super kick as his finisher in my version of the WWF.

The series would go from totally awesome to totally awful once every new series pretty much featured almost exclusively Raph, Mike, Leo, and Don dressed up in various costumes and gimmicks (policeman, punk rocker, clown, astronaut, superhero, weightlifter, Universal Monsters, Star Trek, robots, etc).

Favorite Figures: Raphael, Donatello, Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Shredder, Foot Soldier, Bebop, Rocksteady, Casey Jones, Ace Duck, Usagi Yojimbo, Leatherheard, General Traag, Baxter Stockman, Metalhead, Breakfightin' Raphael, Double Barreled Plunger Gun, Muckman, Triceraton, Zak the Neutrino, King Lionheart, Super Swimmin' Raph, Mutatin' Leonardo

#4

 
WWF Figures (Hasbro, 1990-1994)

I didn't own a whole bunch of these guys, but the few I did have, I loved just the same. I had the wrestling ring (the TRUE battleground for all of my action figures), so I was good to go. I stopped buying them probably around '92 or so, the same time I lost interest in buying new Joe toys, so I was lucky enough to miss out on the whole "New Generation" line of figures they were about to bring in.

About '92, I was more into the Toy Biz Marvel/X-Men lines. As much as I loved the characters, a major drawback to the WWF Hasbro line was their lack of mobility. Sure, they all had their special move, but beyond those, they were just a hunk of plastic that couldn't move. Points of articulation had begun to win out.

Still, a classic line that I have many fond memories of since I was (and still am) a huge wrestling fan. I remember when the tag team editions came out and I was so worked out and excited to get them. #1 on my list was the Rockers, which I eventually was able to get at K-Mart after much stressing over not finding them. I always wanted Demolition as well, but never got'em.

Favorite Figures: Hulk Hogan, Ultimate Warrior, Ravishing Rick Rude, Andre the Giant, Macho Man Randy Savage, Million Dollar Man Ted DiBiase, Jake the Snake Roberts, Ultimate Warrior II, Honky Tonk Man, Hacksaw Jim Duggan, The Rockers, Demolition, WWF wrestling ring

#3

X-Men/X-Force/Marvel Super Heroes (Toy Biz, 1990-1997)

Yeah, I'm cheating a bit by combining the MSH line with the X-Men/X-Force line. So what? Both lines were very similar in terms of production and quality and were released at the same time. As talked about in Part I with the DC Super Heroes line, Toy Biz was a young upstart company and the figures were kinda cheap and goofy at first.

The Marvel Super Heroes line came first and boy did Captain America, Daredevil and Punisher look bloated and puffy (thanks to using the same basic model). They also annoyingly had their legs very close to one another, as if they standing at attention, making it hard for them to stand up on their own. Toy Biz quickly scaled back their MSH production in favor of the extremely popular X-Men (though still putting out a few MSH figures at a time) and then later X-Force had their own spinoff line, which was full of sucky X-Force characters, but it did produce the awesome Kane figure with flying hand!

As with most action figure lines and pointed out with TMNT, once the main figures were knocked out, things got real silly real quick and all kinds of gimmicks and new outfits were introduced as the X-Men were revamped as ninjas, armored & monster armored, light-up weapons, and robot fighters (encroaching on Magnus' territory!) during the line's final years. The ninja line was actually kinda cool though because the figures were designed by then X-artist Joe Madureira. That series was released in '97, way past my toy buying years, but my love of Joe's style convinced me that buying Ninja Sabretooth was the right thing to do and I still stand by that decision.

The talking figures were really cool. I had Cyclops, Wolverine and Venom. Each figure had a backpack with three different buttons producing three different sounds/sayings. Venom's "I WANT TO EAT YOUR BRAIN!" creeped me out as a kid and it's amazing that was even allowed for a kid's toy back then. I don't think that would go over very well today in Target or Wal-Mart. Wolverine's *SNIKT* sound effect was awesome and I ran the batteries out on all of their backpacks.

And who could forget the trading cards that came with each release? Was that Jim Lee X-Men card series awesome or what?

Favorite Figures: Talking Cyclops, Talking Wolverine, Nightcrawler, Wolverine II, Forge, Mister Sinister, Wolverine III (Logan), Wolverine IV (Weapon X), Gambit, Magneto II, Strong Guy, Wolverine V (Spy Wolverine), Omega Red, Apocalypse II, Bishop, Apocalypse III (Age of Apocalypse), Nightcrawler II, Ninja Sabretooth, Kane, Deadpool, Stryfe, Captain America, Dr. Doom, Iron Man, Talking Venom, Web Climbing Spider-Man, Punisher II, The Thing, Multi-Jointed Spider-Man, Deathlok, Punisher III

#2

Masters of the Universe (Mattel, 1982-1987)

Yeah, if you know me, you know this series was coming up. The last few years, thanks to MOTU getting released on DVD, I've become a huge fan again. Unfortunately, all of my MOTU figures were thrown out thanks to my parents while I wasn't looking (while I was still a kid no less!), so I was only down to 1 figure: Thunder Punch He-Man. But due to the power of eBay, I have bought back virtually every MOTU figure I ever owned plus more! I own about half the line so far, not counting vehicles. I'm mostly getting down to the extremely rare and expensive figures, but I guess I'll have to live without those.

The hours I spent playing He-Man as a kid were definitely many. I can still smell that cap powder from when Thunder Punch He-Man walloped someone...

Favorite Figures: He-Man, Skeletor, Beast Man, Battle Cat, Tri-Klops, Trap-Jaw, Panthor, Battle Armor He-Man, Battle Armor Skeletor, Prince Adam, Buzz-Off, Fisto, Orko, Jitsu, Whiplash, Clawful, Webstor, Kobra Khan, Mekaneck, Road Ripper, Roton, Stridor, Thunder Punch He-Man, Moss Man, Roboto, Two-Bad, Stinkor, Spikor, Hordak, Mantenna, Modulok, Night Stalker, Snout Spout, Stonedar, Rokkon, Tung Lashor, Scare Glow, Mosquitor, Sssqueeze, Ty-Grrr, Crocobite, Castle Grayskull

#1

G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero (Hasbro, 1982-1994)

Was there every any doubt what would be #1 for me? Throughout the years, I've always managed to keep a handful of Joes on tap, despite losing so many over the years. Again, I've been using eBay to relive old glories by getting figures I remember owning and playing with as a kid, but whereas the MOTU line isn't *too* big, the RAH line is humongous and I doubt I'll ever be able to get all these figures I want.

The Joes were always my "go to" figures. I loved taking them out in the woods or my yard and letting battles play out in real environments. I remember building a snow base for them once when it snowed and I actually ended up losing one of the figures (I think Wet Suit) during that great snow battle only to find him in a mulch bed once the snow melted. I also had a friend who had virtually every Joe produced and kept them all in a huge toy trunk. Yeah, I stayed the night over there a lot on the weekends.

And when I didn't feel like doing the Joe vs. Cobra thing, I simply made'em into wrestlers. That seems to be what I did what most of my figures-- everyone became a professional wrestler at some point!

Favorite Figures: Cobra Commander, Destro, Doc, Duke, Baroness, Blowtorch, Mutt & Junkyard, Gung-Ho, Spirit, Storm Shadow, Copperhead, Zartan, Firefly, Cobra Commander II (Hooded), Alpine, Barbecue, Bazooka, Buzzer, Crimson Guard, Dusty, Flint, Lady Jaye, Quick Kick, Ripper, Shipwreck, Snakes Eyes II, Tele-Viper, Tomax, Torch, Xamot, Sgt. Slaughter, B.A.T., Beachhead, Dial-Tone, Dr. Mindbender, Hawk, Leatherneck, Lifeline, Low-Light, Mainframe, Monkeywrench, Roadblock II, Sci-Fi, Viper, Wet Suit, Zandar, Zarana, Cross Country, Serpentor, The Fridge, Big Boa, Cobra Commander III, Croc Master, Crystal Ball, Falcon, Gung-Ho II, Jinx, Tunnel Rat, Mercer, Taurus, Golobulus, Nemesis Enforcer, Law & Order, Charbroil, Hardball, Iron Grenadier, Shockwave, Spearhead & Max, Super Trooper, Storm Shadow II, Alley Viper, Annihilator, H.E.A.T. Viper, Scoop, Metal-Head, Salvo, Flak-Viper, Firefly II, Eel II, T'Jbang, Alley Viper II, Flak-Viper II, Dr. Mindbender II

Gli audioporno e gli stereo8.

1. Gli audioporno.

Qui trovate un articolo con tanto di informazioni e copertine retro anni 70.

Tutto in 8-tracks.

Ci sono molti mp3 estratti.

Audioporn mp3

2. Le cassette Stereo-8 erano le cassette che andavano per la maggiore prima della comparsa delle audiocassette che tutti noi conosciamo a cavallo degli anni '60-'70.

Erano grandi, ma avevano la possibilità di far girare diverse tracce sullo stesso che potevano girare all'infinito seguendo il principio dell'anello di Moebius.

Oramai sono sparite, ma io in casa ho un vecchio meraviglioso mangianastri stereo8 per auto completamente inutile.

Foto di una playmate degli anni '70 tanto per gradire.

Che bello quando le donne avevano ancora il pelo.

Già. Belle tette fra l'altro, pure vere.

E ultimo cadeau, un motore di ricerca rapido per tutte le playmates di non so nemmeno che arco di tempo...

Playboy Playmate Of The Month
1953-2004 (aspettare un attimo per l'apertura della megagalleria di allegre conigliette).

I used to be "The blind girl." The girl that surrounded myself with invisible playmates because nobody wanted to play with me. I lacked friends to such a degree that I preferred being alone. And when kids did want to play with me, I longed for lone time afterwards. When I became a teenager, I tried so hard to be like everyone else. I started using make-up and I really wanted a boyfriend. Everyone else had boyfriends, but I didn't seem to have any luck with the men. In fact, when I was 18 and still hadn't had my first kiss, I remember crying myself to sleep one night when sister who was 13 told me she'd been making out for the first time. I couldn't understand what the hell was wrong with me. I look the same now as I did then pretty much, but nobody wanted to date me. Mum also kept telling me it was because I was disabled and that disabled girls weren't exactly what teenage guy’s looks for. Mum2 had a nicer approach and told me I was too pretty and that's why the buys didn't want me. Sweet isn't she? I got my first boyfriend in highschool A Dutch guy. Perhaps because I was as old as I was, everything with him happened very fast. The first kiss, the first time I had sex etc. But things really started to kick off when I got to uni. In the UK I was clearly foreign even though I am white, have blond hair and blue eyes. But I got so much attention. I hardly paid for a single drink when I went out and I loved it. Not only did the guys wanna date me, but I also got lots of girlfriends. I could go out all the time if I wanted too and my social nature finally blossomed. I loved and still love having lots of people around me, but I still love my me time. It feels good when I can sometimes say "No" if I just wanna stay inside knowing that I'll probably get the chance to go out the next day.

Why am I writing all this crap? Just for those of my readers who are not as lucky as I am now. Just wanna say that we've all been losers, but we don't have to remain losers.

Going back to London tomorrow. Can't wait to see TJ again!!!

A Grand Junction man was behind bars Wednesday on suspicion of attempting to coerce his girlfriend into having sex by threatening to zap her with a stun gun. Christopher Morgen Taylor, 30, turned on a Taser three times early Tuesday morning after his girlfriend refused to have sex with him, according to an arrest affidavit for Taylor.

When you are 30, you are sometimes what we call “young and stupid.” It should be our duty to inform this poor misguided soul that … You can catch more flies with honey than vinegar; anyone with half a brain knows that.

Taylor's girlfriend told police that Taylor turned the Taser on and said to her, "I don't normally do this to anybody, but ..." His girlfriend said she told Taylor to turn off the Taser because it was "freaking her out," and she uttered a profanity and left the room, the affidavit said. She told police she was scared her boyfriend was going to use the device on her.

Officers with the Grand Junction Police Department located a stun gun on Taylor's bedroom nightstand after Taylor gave officers permission to search the house, the affidavit said. Taylor was in custody at Mesa County Jail on a $60,000 bond, on suspicion of first-degree sexual assault and unlawful use of a stun gun, and I suppose anger management classes are next.

He sure isn’t going to “get lucky” anytime soon, using this approach. Absolutely shocking the things men will do for a little uh … Naw, … Best I leave this one alone for sure. The PC word police will be all over me, if I go any further with this one.

Never lay an angry hand on a woman or a kid, it just aint helpful.

O.J. Simpson says he's being victimized by an ambitious Nevada prosecutor pressing an armed robbery case that even the alleged victims don't want to pursue. Simpson let loose this week in comments to a Fargo, N.D., radio station KFGO. He says he faces trial in Las Vegas on Sept. 8 because of who he is. Simpson says he's got a dollar sign on his back and a bull's eye on his front and everybody's trying to benefit from him.

Lock N Load!

The newest version of the Associated Press Stylebook is available, and if you follow it, "WMD," "iPhone" and "anti-virus" are in, while "barmaid," "blue blood" and "malarkey" are out. Those are just some of the changes to its rules for certain often-used phrases and words. There are also new acceptable forms of describing the Sept. 11 attacks, and a different rule for use for "African-American." I wonder why “all of a sudden” the mainstream press is concerned about items like this, never was an issue before.

America’s favorite Bull Dawger is down in the mount. He reports he has a little hitch in his giddy-yup. Hugh Hefner says he suffers from back problems because he spends too much time in bed "rustling around with friends". The 82-year-old Playboy tycoon - who lives with three girlfriends at the infamous Playboy mansion in Los Angeles - is renowned for his womanizing ways, but says his bedroom activities have caused him health problems.

He told FoxNews.com: "I have some aches and pains and I have had lower back problems since the 80s. Too much time in bed rustling around with friends! I was raised in a very typical Midwestern Methodist home with a lot of repression. There weren't a lot of hugs and kisses in my home, and I charted my own course."

Kind of reminds me of my own childhood. I charted a lot of unfamiliar waters in my youth, and went down to the Bay to wait for my ship to come in.

Unfortunately all the piers rotted out before it happened.

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Toby With His Ladies, originally uploaded by captjoe06.

Toby aboard the stern of his lobster boat the Jupiter II. Toby just re-fiberglassed the setting table and set some cut out playmates in under the clearcoat.

I guess Toby is never going to be lonely out at sea hauling his gear.

Surprisingly, even without TMNT projects to keep them together, most of the Mirage artists remained in Massachussets, working on various independent projects at the Mirage Studios facility.  In 2001, Eastman sold his share of the TMNT to Peter Laird, who immediately set out to restart the entire franchise.  Just like in 1984, his first step was to launch a new comic series, TMNT (just the initials, not Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles).  In spite of the acronym, in the new series the Turtles are no longer teens but rather in their 30s.

Laird writes the series (it's still in publication) and originally he provided inks and fucking INCREDIBLE tones.  Apparently the workload was too much for him because the tones were scaled back after the first couple of issues and now it's barely there at all, unfortunately.  Unlike the classic series, there's an ongoing narrative but it seems to have dozens of loose ends and frequently hit brick walls.  The most interesting story aspect of the new series is that aliens have landed and become a fairly common site on earth, so the turtles are able to walk around in broad daylight.

TMNT Volume 4

TMNT Volume 4 #2 art by Jim Lawson with awesome tones by Peter Laird, #28 art by Jim Lawson with no tones :-(

The new series went on hiatus in 2006 but finally returned last month with a unique distribution plan.  New issues are available to read online FOR FREE.  Print versions of the new issues are limited to 1,000 copies and cost $10 each.  Back before the hiatus, this series was only selling about 4,000 copies per issue.  Now that issues are limited to 1,000 copies it almost seems like a vanity project (but I don't mind).

In a way the main series has almost become a sidenote to the more popular and widespread spin-off series Tales of the TMNT.  This series is published on an almost-monthly schedule and is about to reach its 50th issue.  Stories published in this series can take place at basically any point in time, meaning sometimes we see little kid Ninja Turtles, sometimes old men, whatever.  Indpendent or underground comic creators are given the chance to create issues and sometimes Mirage Studios members take their turn, much like the middle years of the original series.

The new Tales of the TMNT series

Tales of the TMNT #9 art by Jim Lawson, #14 art by Rick Remender & Michael Manley, #36 art by Paul Harmon, #40 art by Diego Jourdan

The current publication regime is much more satisfying than the Archie, Image or Dreamwave runs but in most ways it falls short of the original Mirage run.  The main TMNT series is somewhat aimless and the inks really vary in quality.  Many of the indie artists hired to work on the Tales of the TMNT series are just not nearly as interesting to me as those that worked on the old series and most of them make little to no attempt to co-opt the "Mirage style".  Still, I generally like and I'm glad it's around.

Mirage Studios 2nd Generation TMNT Publication History

Series
TMNT #1-29 and counting (2001-present)
Tales of the TMNT #1-46 and counting (2004-present)

Mini-series
Leonardo: Blind Sight #1-4 (2006)
TMNT Movie Prequel #1-5 (2007)
Raphael: Bad Moon Rising #1-4 (2007)

Special
TMNT Official Movie Adaptaton (2007)

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