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TMNT #1 (first printing) - 3,000

TMNT #1 (second printing) - 6,000

TMNT #1 (third printing) - 35,000

TMNT #1 (fourth printing) - 60,000

 

TMNT #2 (first printing) - 15,000

TMNT #2 (second printing) - 30,000

TMNT #3 (convention edition - I'll try to find info about this) - 500

 

TMNT #3 - 50,000

TMNT #4 - 60,000

TMNT #5 - 60,000

TMNT #6 - 65,000

TMNT #7 - 95,000

 

Gizmo - 32,000

 

Prime Slime Tales - 35,000

 

Fugitoid - 60,000

 

Michaelangelo micro-series - 60,000

 

Raphael micro-series - 60,000

 

Donatello micro-series - projected over 100,000

 

Gobbledygook #1 (1984) - 150

 

Gobbledygook #2 (1984) - 150

 

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TMNT #1 (first printing) - 3,000

893whatthe.gif I never realized how low that run was....

 

If you look at the run for Gobbledygook... that's the REAL Rare one. 150 copies of #1 and #2.

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Since we are on the topic of TMNT print runs, does anyone know the print run for a comic called How to Draw Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #1 ?

 

How to Draw Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #1

Publisher: Solsen Publications

Year: 1986

 

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Pure Guess Based on Zero Fact or Knowledge: 15-25K

 

I'm sure it was lower, but not positive, Solson was small. I have that issue and remember that there was a error varient (I have) where the cover came out lighter than it should have.

 

Yeah but they aren't early books by tmnt standards. I think the date is more relevant than the publisher in this case as once the tmnt craze caught on, anything with those four letters on the cover was going to sell well.

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Quick Question!!

 

Has anyone ever heard of the TMNT Role Playing Games by Palladium Books? Also, would CGC slab such a book.

 

Note: These books are magazine size and contains art from Eastman and Laird.

 

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Yeah, I have one (got it signed by Eastman and Laird back in the day yay.gif). Bought it when it came out -- around 1987 (?) (around the same time issue 7 or 8 came out.) The game is overly complexed and it never really took off. It's pretty thick so I doubt CGC would be able to slab it.

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