Why in Database: Super-Turtle is a turtle, a parody version of Superman with whom it shares more or less everything, superpowers, origin and so on – showed through a parody filter, of course. Contrary to the original, Super Turtle has never had a series about himself, the vast majority of his appearances are small, half-page humorous fillers placed in various comics such as Superboy, Superman, Adventure Comics, World’s Finest Comics, Action Commics, Superman Family Adventures or Superman’s Pal, Jimmy Olsen. In addition, he also had his Cameo in Superman and Batman: World’s Funnest and Batman: The Brave and the Bold #16, a longer share in Ambush Bug #03 and his own entry in Superman and Batman: World’s Funnest.
Exceptionally, below instead of a possibly-complete list of presentations with sample frames (it’s hard to choose frames from comics that have 4-5 of them!), we present only a few sample comics and guest appearances.
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Why in Database: In one of the books of the Astro City comic series, there is Martin Chefwick, whom we see from an early age, how he was fascinated by various legends (Land of Oz, Wonderland, etc. places), he grows up with time, gets rid of these childhood dreams. For the company that he works ge creates a costume that allows wearer to work in all conditions – but company want someone who is better suitable to “steer” it, not him. Unable to accept it, he steals (because, according to the company, the costume belongs to them) the suit and takes the identity of 
Why in Database: In the sixth issue of the comic book series “Top 10” one frame shows a figure with a turtle appearance with a sash/belt with the words “The Snapping Turtle” – but whether it is a humanoid turtle or some other option, it’s hard to say. He have also an excess number of limbs. 
Why in Database: Ed Turtle is an opposing character of Whizzer, appearing in only one comic book. His approach can be compared to one of Flash’s opponents, 
Why in Database: “The Green Turtle”, sometimes referred to as “the first Asian superhero” is a character that debuted and was present in six issues of the “Blazing Comics” series (each issue contained several stories about different heroes), later also appeared in one issue of “FemForce” and recently, in “The Shadow Hero”, and along the way, his description appeared in one issue of “Men of Mystery”. 
Why in Database: In the comic book series “Deathstroke the Terminator” there are three friends, petty thugs robbing people in the streets and things like that. They are Gopher, Widget, and the girl they call Turtle.
Why in Database: Hero Hotline is the story of a phone line that distressed people can call and get support from superheroes who work for the line. They appeared in four parts of “Action Comics” (numbers 637-640) and in their own six-issue series. 
Why in Database: In DC, in the role of the Flash’s opponent, two versions of the character known as Turtle appeared. For ease of use, let’s call them NEW and OLD (although it is not always easy to identify which one is in the comic). What they have in common is the using of slowness for their advantage and way to defeat the Flash. Later, they also have many other ideas, but they never work so they usually end up in jail. Most of the comics are about the OLD Turtle, which in the “prime of life” we saw in the oldest comics with the first Flash, later we see him mainly as a very old character, but still efficient, as befits a turtle. 
Why in Database: Turtle (actually Bogdan Tarka) is a character appearing in two comics from the series “Legion of Super-Heroes” published by DC. Even his nickname explains why he was on our pages, besides that, he have a shell on his back. 
