Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Adventures #62
Archie Comics · November 1994
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About this issue
- Writer
- Dean Clarrain
- Artist
- Chris Allan
- Penciller
- Chris Allan, Gray Morrow, and Matt Roach
- Inker
- Gray Morrow, Jon D'Agostino, Matt Roach, and Ryan Browne
- Colorist
- Barry Grossman
- Letterer
- Gary Fields
- Cover
- Chris Allan and Ryan Browne
- Editor
- Dean Clarrain, Scott Fulop, and Victor Gorelick
- Characters
- Donatello, Future Donatello, Future Leonardo, Future Michelangelo, Future Raphael, Leonardo, Michelangelo, Oyuki Mamisha, and Raphael
- Teams
- Future Mutant Ninja Turtles and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
- Cover date
- November 1994
- Cover price
- $1.75
- Pages
- 36
- Rating
- CCA
The five part "Dreamland" story takes place in the future and features the future versions of the TMNT in their Cyber Samurai gear. Verminator X hacks into the Hubble Space Telescope and spots an alien ship heading towards Earth... On the surface of the planet (which is flooded due to global warming), Raph wakes from a nightmare and is consoled by his wife (I think), Mezcaal (who looks allot like Raph's former girlfriend, Ninjara). Meanwhile, Donatello is working on the Time-Slip Generator that Armaggon had fouled up when he broke into Turtleco. While trying to make repairs, Don discovers that a human brain has been hooked up to the teleportation device. The techy turtle attempts to disconnect the brain and it projects a view of Nazi Germany on the Time-Slip Generator. The machine then causes a power surge and Donatello shuts it down, just as Leo calls on a giant projection screen. Leonardo explains to Don that he and his students were patrolling the city when they came upon some well armed bandits stealing gyroscope parts. Leo's team easily defeated the thieves, but when the ninja master attempted to question them, they all took pills that caused them to vaporize. Leonardo explains that there must be something more complex going on than meets the eye, if the thieves were willing to die rather than talk. The Turtles' leader tells his brother that the four should assemble and investigate. Mikey is drawing comics at Gabrielle's Orphanage (owned and operated by Turtleco) when Donatello arrives in his Cyber Samurai exosuit. Back at Raph and Mez's night club, Leonardo explains the situation to Raph and the two join their brothers to do some patrolling. "Dreamland Part 1 of 5" written by Clarrain, penciled by Allan, inked by D'Agostino, lettered by Fields and colored by Grossman.Centerfold poster."The Angel of Times Square" written by Dean Clarrain, penciled and inked by Gray Morrow, lettered by G. Fields and colored by B. Grossman.One page pinup featuring Ninjara by Matt Roach.