Note about the nameless turtles that appeared in the comics of the series Doctor Who: The Ninth Doctor.
Doctor Who: The Ninth Doctor #6: A huge turtle appears on five frames (one of them is a large, two-pager).
Doctor Who: The Ninth Doctor #8: The turtle from the issue described above appears on two frames.
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Dinosandcomics is a series of web comics published on dinosandcomics.com.
Tortoise is a character that appears very often, we present only a few examples in minigallery, but we link to all that we found and which have at least a small apperance of Tortoise: 004, 005, 014, 033, 061, 065, 097, 102, 111, 144, 179, 207, 217, 230, 254, 267, 298, 304, 343, 352, 356, 370, 388, 390, 405, 424, 433, 466, 480, 510, 513, 522, 538, 542, 544, 571, 581, 593, 606, 625, 635, 652, 655, 666, 670.
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Extra Ordinary is a series of web comics published at exocomics.com.
In some comics we found turtle(s) (and a reference to Ninja Turtles), we present nine of them:
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Chirpy is a series of web comics, published on the chirpycomics.com website and the creators’ instagram account.
The turtle is basically one of the main characters, with the dog and the cat, so he appears in many comics, below we show four examples :
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Buddy Gator is a series of web comics. published on buddygator.com.
Below we show nine cases where we found turtles elements, including references to Ninja Turtles.
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B.C. is a series of comic strips created since 1958. The author and creator was Johnny Hart (1958–2007) and since 2007 it is created by Mason Mastroianni.
The regulars in the cast, to whom the stripes are often devoted are John the Turtle and Dookey Bird, close friends. In terms of the degree of turtle-content, this places the comic somewhere between those where the turtle is the main character and those where a random turtle appears every now and then.
A large archive of stripes can be found at gocomics.com, and below we show 25 examples of strips featuring John and Dookey:
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Ziggy is a series of comic strips that have been in development since 1968. The first author was Tom Wilson (1971–1987), and in 1987 the role was taken over by his son, Tom Wilson II.
A large archive of drawings can be found at gocomics.com, below is one stripe which a turtle motif appeared (in form of a reference to Ninja Turtles):
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The Wizard of Id is a series of comic strips published since 1964. The authors of the scripts are Johnny Hart (1964–2007), Brant Parker (1964–1997) and Mason Mastroianni (since 2007), the drawings are by Brant Parker (1964–1997), Jeff Parker (1997–2015) and Mason Mastroianni (since 2015).
A large archive of strips can be found at gocomics.com, and below we show one stripe with a turtle motif:
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Views of the Business is a series of comic strips created by a wide variety of artists associated with CartoonArts International.
A large archive of drawings can be found at gocomics.com, and below we show three stripes with turtle motifs (including reference to The Tortoise and the Hare. Each graphic contains information about who created it, in the database we have also notes about two similar series created under the same “system”, this is Views of the America and Views of the World):
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Views of the America is a series of comic strips created by a wide variety of artists affiliated with CartoonArts International.
A large archive of drawings can be found at gocomics.com, and below we show two stripes with turtle motifs (including reference to The Tortoise and the Hare. Each graphic contains information about who created it, in the database we have also notes about two similar series created under the same “system”, this is Views of the Business and Views of the World):
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