Showing posts with label Merchandise Spotlights. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Merchandise Spotlights. Show all posts
Friday, October 3, 2014
Merchandise Spotlight:
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Japanese Movie Program Book
Movie theaters in Japan offered this beautiful program book for the release of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (or "Hero" Turtles for those overseas). While I have no idea what the text says (anyone care to translate?), the imagery is quite cool and even includes a few shots from the deleted blindfolded training sequence!























Friday, September 5, 2014
Merchandise Spotlight:
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Topps Movie Trading Card Set
The Topps Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles trading card set is one of the most prevalent pieces of movie tie-in merhcandise. With the set being available in multiple platforms (single packs, deluxe movie half-sets, full collector's box sets, etc) and with an urging to "collect them all", almost every early 90's Turtle fan had at least a few of these babies sitting around. Consisiting of 132 cards, the set is rife with inaccuracies... but there was no better company at writing captions, that's for sure. :) Presented here are all 132 cards, front and back-








































































































































































































































































The set also includes 11 character-specific stickers. Unlike many other Topps sets that featured a puzzle piece on the back of each sticker, the TMNT stickers feature only a green and white movie logo. And yes, the inaccuracies of the set continue, as a Michaelangelo picture is called Raphael and a Leonardo picture is labeled as Donatello-











The set also includes 11 character-specific stickers. Unlike many other Topps sets that featured a puzzle piece on the back of each sticker, the TMNT stickers feature only a green and white movie logo. And yes, the inaccuracies of the set continue, as a Michaelangelo picture is called Raphael and a Leonardo picture is labeled as Donatello-
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