Serpentor's Lair

If the Turtles’ world is a carnival of mutants, misfits, and maniacs, then Ace Duck feels like he wandered in from an entirely different universe — a pulp adventure comic that somehow crash-landed into the sewer. He looks like he belongs on a vintage bomber poster more than a New York battlefield — goggles perched, jacket flaring, chest puffed with that easy confidence only a sky-born daredevil can carry. He’s strange even by TMNT standards, and perhaps that’s why fans never quite forgot him. Ace Duck is the hero we…

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There are heroes who guard cities, kingdoms, and alien worlds…and then there are those who watch over the places where few ever look —the silent, glass-dark mysteries beneath the waves. Ray Fillet belongs to that last category. To most land-dwellers, he’s a legend.To the TMNT, he’s a friend.To the ocean… he’s a guardian. A fusion of superhero optimism and marine tragedy, Ray Fillet came and went like a tide — appearing just long enough to leave an impression as deep as the ocean trenches he once called home. From Ordinary…

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Some heroes are born in labs.Some are born in battle.And some… crawl out of the garbage behind Channel 6 News and decide to do something meaningful before they decompose. Meet Muckman & Joe Eyeball — quite possibly the most unlikely good guys in the entire Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles world. They are the definition of “gross-but-good,” a testament to the weird alchemy that defined vintage TMNT storytelling: take something hideous, give it heart, and suddenly you care. You REALLY care. When Trash Became a Man Before he was made of…

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Some characters enter the TMNT universe not with a crash or a roar, but like a spark — brief, bright, unforgettable.Mona Lisa is one of those sparks. Her story is short in screen time, but long in impact. She appears, fights, challenges, inspires, and is gone again — a fleeting presence who still managed to carve her name into the hearts of fans who never forgot the mutant girl with the fiery courage and the clever smile. In a franchise filled with bizarre science experiments, alien warlords, and radioactive accidents,…

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Before the Turtles ever crossed paths with Shredder, before the sewers of New York became a battleground, there was a lonely scientist running for his life across alien terrain — trapped inside a metal body that was never meant to be his. His name was Professor Honeycutt.History remembers him as Fugitoid. He is one of the Turtles’ earliest allies in the Mirage comic universe — and easily one of its most tragic. If Wingnut and Screwloose were refugees from a cosmic war, Fugitoid is something deeper, stranger:a ghost whose soul…

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