Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #3

Feb 1994 · Mirage · 2.75 USD; 3.65 CAD

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In "Evolution," the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles face a chilling mystery as a mysterious robot—wielding Baxter Stockman’s stolen glasses—terrorizes the desert, leaving a trail of dead security guards in its wake. While Raphael takes refuge in an old church steeple and Donatello narrowly escapes detection at Casey’s farm, the team grapples with shifting loyalties and the unsettling idea of a new home, all while April’s tenants whisper about her latest decisions. Written and illustrated by Jim Lawson, with inks by Jason Temujin Minor and letters by Mary Kelleher, this 1994 issue features a striking cover by Peter Laird and Kevin Eastman.

Contains 2 stories

Evolution

24 pp

In "Evolution," the deadly robot from D.A.R.P.A. roams the desert, its origins tied to the mysterious death of Baxter Stockman. Meanwhile, the Turtles navigate shifting alliances—Raphael takes refuge in an old church steeple, Donatello finds temporary shelter at Casey's farm, and Leonardo pushes for a new lair in the sewers, clashing with Michelangelo’s attachment to April’s building. As April’s tenants, Braunze and Tillet, voice their concerns about her choices, the robot’s path remains unknown—its next move, and the fate of those it targets, still unfolding.

I.M.P. Part 3

4 pp