By Mark Rodriguez
This time around Wendy was out and about and was grabbing lunch near Alpha Comics, so she might as well swing by and see what's in the pullbox. We still don't have Street Fighter Masters Ken, but we did get the new Juri book. We also got the final issue of Saturday Morning Adventures TMNT, which as you know was based on the classic 80's cartoon.
TMNT Saturday Morning Adventures # 41- The final issue of the series. The Turtles (and Mondo Gecko) have been captured by the same enemies April once faced before. There's also a bonus back up with a 'what could have been' had the series continued at least tile issue 50.
Street Fighter Masters- Juri # 1- Has Vortex made the mistake of targeting the deadly Juri Han?
The Spectacular Spider-Man Brand New Day # 5- Spider-Man's adventures continue!
Gambit Gone # 1- This was Wendy's pick. This takes place after a recent Apocalypse story and it looks like there's more than one Gambit running around.
Spider-Man and Hulk- Fire and Brimstone # 2- This unlikely team up continues. Gotta hand it to Spidey, he can be fighting the Hulk in one series while teaming up with him in another.
We also went to Third Eye later on and picked one of the two remaining copies of Street Fighter Masters Ken. For some reason Alpha Comics didn't get this one but they got the Juri one just fine.
Mega Man Gear Masters #1- The original Blue Bomber gets his own series!
Street Fighter Masters- Ken # 1- Ken gets his Masters story, but is that Huitzil in the background?
Masters of the Universe- Legends of Eternia # 2- So Tokyo Pop is making He-Man comics now it looks like. We missed the first issue but the good folks at Third Eye put a back order for me.
I'll be checking out the final 80's TMNT issue soon, though it's going to be bittersweet. Wish we had more time. It really was a fun series.
It was also Local Comic Book Day. I'm not sure it's celebrated everywhere but most comic stores were having discount sales on everything and also exclusive cover versions of certain comics. Third Eye did have a table with the remaining copies but nothing really grabbed out interest.


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