Jayson’s Reviews > Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Saturday Morning Adventures, Volume 5 > Status Update
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Notes:
(1) The first arc features Mister Ogg, who's sort of a Mister Mxyzptlk or Great Gazoo type.
- Interestingly, the Great Gazoo's original name was Professor Ogg.
(2) We get an interesting scene with Lord Dregg, who insists he's the Turtles' arch enemy, but they don't know him.
- He's a CBS-era villain, which further suggests this series is set post-syndication/pre-CBS.
— May 03, 2026 09:55PM
Notes:
(1) The first arc features Mister Ogg, who's sort of a Mister Mxyzptlk or Great Gazoo type.
- Interestingly, the Great Gazoo's original name was Professor Ogg.
(2) We get an interesting scene with Lord Dregg, who insists he's the Turtles' arch enemy, but they don't know him.
- He's a CBS-era villain, which further suggests this series is set post-syndication/pre-CBS.
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Jayson
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Notes:
(1) We get a 1987 version of IDW's Pantheon.
- This Pantheon aren't gods, but interdimensional criminals.
(2) Half of the originals are out, replaced by Hob and Scratch.
- Scratch is a Game Boy villain, best known as a holy grail action figure.
- Rat King is now Rat Queen—I guess, since '87 Rat King already exists.
- Manmoth now is essentially Macho Man Randy Savage.
— May 03, 2026 11:50PM
Notes:
(1) We get a 1987 version of IDW's Pantheon.
- This Pantheon aren't gods, but interdimensional criminals.
(2) Half of the originals are out, replaced by Hob and Scratch.
- Scratch is a Game Boy villain, best known as a holy grail action figure.
- Rat King is now Rat Queen—I guess, since '87 Rat King already exists.
- Manmoth now is essentially Macho Man Randy Savage.
Jayson
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Notes:
(1) It'll be interesting what they bring to the table here.
- First of all, they just paid off the series-long Sword of Eddiku storyline. So it's a bit of a reset, like a new TV season.
- Second, they've been through a bit of an identity crisis over the initial books, and I wonder if they'll just stick to the tone and flavor of the last volume, which I wouldn't mind.
— May 02, 2026 11:30AM
Notes:
(1) It'll be interesting what they bring to the table here.
- First of all, they just paid off the series-long Sword of Eddiku storyline. So it's a bit of a reset, like a new TV season.
- Second, they've been through a bit of an identity crisis over the initial books, and I wonder if they'll just stick to the tone and flavor of the last volume, which I wouldn't mind.
