Written by Our 33rd Episode of the Official Podcast for ForEternia.com titled “Worlds Perfectly Meshing” has hit the airwaves!
Today, the first issue of the Dark Horse Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles / Masters of the Universe crossover comic series “Turtles of Grayskull” is available for sale at comic book stores and digital platforms everywhere.
Join us in our latest episode of the FOR ETERNIA Official Podcast where AJ and writer Tim Seeley and artist Freddie Williams II (creators of “Turtles of Grayskull” comics) discuss the genesis of this four issue series, how this series ties into the mini-comics, the Origins action figures and more! So please join us for this very fun MOTU and TMNT discussion!
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Thanks for the shout out!
Good show! Tim needs a better mic but otherwise this was a great podcast. I learned and was entertained. I found the comic itself to be fun but I am getting a little tired of multiverse stories. After the last few years of Marvel movies it feels like they have been done to death.
@smitty-81 That was cool. More people may come to see your posts now.
You are very welcome. Thank YOU for all you do for this community! It’s greatly appreciated!
Awesome shout out bro and well deserved too!
Love the planning of these episodes coming out on comic release day. I liked hearing about the journey of how these comics eventually came to be, and the comment about how the real epic crossover is actually the executives from different brands coming together. Someone should write that comic lol.
It was a nice reminder to put your stuff out there; no one can appreciate it if you don’t show it off.
I would read that comic too! 😄
Thanks Heather. And you are so right. It is a nice reminder to put your stuff out there, to show off your creativity wherever and whenever you can because you never know. Sometimes little things can make big things happen.
Great comic and great interview. Thanks for the show.