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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Saturday Morning Adventures (Collected Editions)
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Saturday Morning Adventures, Vol. 6
The adventures of the TMNT continue with stories featuring Mona Lisa, Krang, and brand-new villains inspired by the classic animated TV show!
There are some strange shenanigans transpiring at the New York Museum of Science and History: A recently acquired artifact won’t stay assembled, though there’s never any signs of a break-in... Raphael joins Mona Lisa to get some answers, but they certainly weren’t expecting the culprit to be the museum’s mummy! After they accidentally free an evil mutant from his centuries-long imprisonment, Raph and Mona must team up with the misunderstood mummy to save the museum.
Then, the Heroes in a Half-Shell find themselves protecting a vault full of gold when an overconfident millionaire dares criminals to try to get past his latest and greatest security systems! Krang needs the gold for his interdimensional portal, but he’s not the only villain in the city with his eye on the golden prize. And what (or who?) is the mysterious final security measure named G.R.E.G.G.?
In the final story, Michelangelo feels overlooked and unappreciated by his family. After stumbling across a magic genie while on his own, he’s transported to a dark alternative reality where he never existed: Shredder reigns supreme, and his brothers and Master Splinter are twisted and terrifying versions of themselves! It’s up to Michelangelo to overcome his insecurities and realize the importance of his ability to brighten up the world with cheer and fun.
Collects issues #17–20 of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Saturday Morning Adventures.
There are some strange shenanigans transpiring at the New York Museum of Science and History: A recently acquired artifact won’t stay assembled, though there’s never any signs of a break-in... Raphael joins Mona Lisa to get some answers, but they certainly weren’t expecting the culprit to be the museum’s mummy! After they accidentally free an evil mutant from his centuries-long imprisonment, Raph and Mona must team up with the misunderstood mummy to save the museum.
Then, the Heroes in a Half-Shell find themselves protecting a vault full of gold when an overconfident millionaire dares criminals to try to get past his latest and greatest security systems! Krang needs the gold for his interdimensional portal, but he’s not the only villain in the city with his eye on the golden prize. And what (or who?) is the mysterious final security measure named G.R.E.G.G.?
In the final story, Michelangelo feels overlooked and unappreciated by his family. After stumbling across a magic genie while on his own, he’s transported to a dark alternative reality where he never existed: Shredder reigns supreme, and his brothers and Master Splinter are twisted and terrifying versions of themselves! It’s up to Michelangelo to overcome his insecurities and realize the importance of his ability to brighten up the world with cheer and fun.
Collects issues #17–20 of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Saturday Morning Adventures.
- GenresGraphic Novels
120 pages, Paperback
First published November 18, 2025
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About the author
Erik Burnham
691 books74 followersErik Burnham is a Minnesotan writer and artist that first broke into comics with a series of humorous short stories in the Shooting Star Comics Anthology. These stories featured his original creation, Nick Landime, and culminated in a one-shot: Nick Landime vs. the World Crime League, published by Shooting Star in 2005.
Off and on, in this same time period, Erik also produced a short run of an online strip, The Down Side, until technical issues wore him down. He aims to return to the strip one day.
In 2007, Erik found produced work for two other anthologies – a short humor piece for History Graphics Press’ Civil War Adventures #1, and a horror story for Gene Simmons’ House of Horror #3, produced by IDW Publishing.
This lead to several other projects for IDW, up to and including his critically acclaimed run on the ongoing GHOSTBUSTERS comic book.
Erik has worked on other projects not related to comic books, and hopes one day to share those with the public at large. In the meantime, he still lives quietly in Minnesota; any rumors about this being because he’s completely afraid of the forty-nine other states (and Canada) remain unverified at this time.
Off and on, in this same time period, Erik also produced a short run of an online strip, The Down Side, until technical issues wore him down. He aims to return to the strip one day.
In 2007, Erik found produced work for two other anthologies – a short humor piece for History Graphics Press’ Civil War Adventures #1, and a horror story for Gene Simmons’ House of Horror #3, produced by IDW Publishing.
This lead to several other projects for IDW, up to and including his critically acclaimed run on the ongoing GHOSTBUSTERS comic book.
Erik has worked on other projects not related to comic books, and hopes one day to share those with the public at large. In the meantime, he still lives quietly in Minnesota; any rumors about this being because he’s completely afraid of the forty-nine other states (and Canada) remain unverified at this time.
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December 29, 2025
A perfectly average addition to the series. The museum storyline was intriguing. Putting the Turtles in Night at the Museum might not be an original idea, but it worked.
The last couple were not exactly thrill rides, but I'm not gonna complain.
It's another good shot of nostalgia at the right time.
The last couple were not exactly thrill rides, but I'm not gonna complain.
It's another good shot of nostalgia at the right time.
April 30, 2025
Read as individual comics, ratings below:
#17= 3 stars
#18= 3.5 stars
#19= 3.5 stars
#20= 4 stars
Overall rating of 3.5 stars
#17= 3 stars
#18= 3.5 stars
#19= 3.5 stars
#20= 4 stars
Overall rating of 3.5 stars
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