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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles#9
Cover: Peter Laird & Kevin Eastman

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #9

Aug 1995 · Mirage · 2.75 USD; 3.75 CAD
📊 ~19,116 copies sold its debut month
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“Victory?”

"Victory?" marks a pivotal moment in the Mirage Comics run, as the Turtles face off against a seemingly unstoppable Baxterbot whose mechanical form regenerates with chilling efficiency. Written and illustrated by Jim Lawson, with dynamic inks by Eric Talbot and vivid colors by Altered Earth Arts, the issue ramps up tension with a surprise twist: the robot's brain is a living, conscious entity. The cover, a collaborative effort by co-creators Peter Laird and Kevin Eastman, captures the moment of confrontation with stark intensity.

writer, artist Jim Lawson · inker Eric Talbot · colorist Eric Vincent · letterer Mary Kelleher · colorist Altered Earth Arts · cover Peter Laird, Kevin Eastman

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Full credits

writer, artist Jim Lawson
colorist Eric Vincent
letterer Mary Kelleher
cover pencils, inks Peter Laird
cover pencils, inks Kevin Eastman

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Baxter's robot body self-repairs, even regrowing a lost arm. At Casey's apartment, the Turtles and Casey are informed by Nobody that Raphael isn't with the police. They set out to find the Baxterbot for answers. Meanwhile, federal agents intrude into Casey's apartment, but Mr. Braunze swiftly incapacitates them, showcasing mind-control abilities. In the sewers, the Turtles and Casey confront the Baxterbot. Leo prevents an electrocution trap by Baxter using his katana, ultimately destroying the robot. Unbeknownst to them, Baxter's brain resides within the robot's circuits.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).

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