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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Adventures #71

Archie Comics · September 1995

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About this issue

Writer
Doug Brammer, Ryan Browne, and Steve Sullivan
Artist
Brian Thomas
Penciller
Dave Garcia
Inker
Stephen R. Bissette
Colorist
Barry Grossman and Fernando Mendez
Letterer
Gary Fields and Michael Kelleher
Cover
Brian Thomas
Editor
Fernando Mendez and Scott Fulop
Characters
Donatello, Hamato Yoshi, Leonardo, Michelangelo, and Raphael
Teams
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Cover date
September 1995
Cover price
$1.50
UPC
76281646970807111
Pages
36
Rating
Unknown

Splinter and April are chatting in the sewer about the Turtles when the Sensei is reminded of a tale...Years before, as Splinter was bringing home some pizzas to his very young students, he overheard a conversation on the street via a sewer grate. A young woman named Lynda Ling was being pressured by her attorney to sell her martial arts school and weaponry to Slujjcorp, which had designs on the dying neighborhood in which the building stood. Lynda told her lawyer that her deceased husband, David, a martial arts movie star, had left the building and business to her, and she had no intention of selling out. Reluctantly the attorney tells the woman that he will fight the corporate buy-out as long as he's able and he drives off. Splinter reveals that before he had mutated, he had been good friends with Lynda and David.Later that night, as Splinter watched the shop from the sewers, several thugs arrived at Lynda's studio and told her to move out. Lynda, a martial artist in her own right, did not take kindly to their threats and proceeded to kick their butts. The hoodlums fled and Master Splinter returned home.The thugs returned to their warehouse hideout, where a shadowy man in a suit gave them robotic exoskeletons so they'd be better prepared to fight Lynda. Confident with their new abilites, the hoods went back to Lynda's school. However, expecting the worst, Splinter had brought his students with him and they watched the martial arts academy, anticipating trouble. Soon enough, the crooks returned and broke into the academy. Lynda put up a good fight, but her skills were no match for the super human exoskeletons. One villain violently kicked the woman to the ground, just as the TMNT and Splinter arrived...