I still have my Panda Khan figure. I never knew he was from another comic/universe. I always thought that like many of the characters were just made as toys and never made it into the show. (kinda like Beast Wars had tons of characters that were never in the show)
Panda Khan is a giant panda bear while reading all the comic books of the Chronicles of Panda Khan for who/what those panda warriors are with all of them.
I think I might have gotten that figure as a kid, but I can't remember for sure. Ironic that I would have obscure characters like him and Ace Duck, yet I couldn't find Leatherhead or the Rat King.
i wonder if they will ever try to work with nickelodeon to have a crossover between ninja turtles and panda khan in either animation, comics, toys or games
Just purchased the recolored through your link, thanks! Would it be possible to get the list of all of the books that were mentioned in the video? Need to make sure I don’t miss any issues.
I am sure all of them will be reprinted over time. Getting the original comics may be a little hard. In this video there's: The chronicles of Panda Khan #1-4 Panda Khan Special #1 Usagi Yojimbo #21, 34 Patrick Rabbit #4, 7 Varmints special #1 Airlock #3 The story from Warp graphics annual was collected in one of the recolored editions (if I remember correctly), and the Usagi story from #21 was reprinted as well (more than once). For Patrick Rabbit, you can buy them from Phil Yeh directly on his site.
Thanks, James. It's maddening when folks think Panda Khan is a Kung Fu Panda knockoff, when Panda Khan was born in 1981 and appearing in fanzines and comics in the 1980s. Monica, writer.
Saturday morning cartoons through streaming services Exactly how would that work through a streaming service Scheduled time slots don’t exactly fit the streaming business model
Thanks for watching!
We tried to make the names sound the closest to how they should, but no one's perfect.
There should be a TV show by the ROTTMNT team starring Panda Khan and Usagi Yojimbo
I had the Panda Khan figure as a kid. Always wondered who he was or when he would ever appear on TMNT. So I'm glad you made this video.
I like the new idea for Panda Khan a lot more than the original.
I still have my Panda Khan figure. I never knew he was from another comic/universe. I always thought that like many of the characters were just made as toys and never made it into the show. (kinda like Beast Wars had tons of characters that were never in the show)
He fits in well with TMNT even if he isn't part of their universe and is a cool looking character
It’s a damn shame sounds like a great series
Yo Jim bo and panda Khan and Bombardier Duck were my favorites
Panda Khan is a giant panda bear while reading all the comic books of the Chronicles of Panda Khan for who/what those panda warriors are with all of them.
That new graphic novel looks dope and I bet the universe is also dope as hell.
I think I might have gotten that figure as a kid, but I can't remember for sure. Ironic that I would have obscure characters like him and Ace Duck, yet I couldn't find Leatherhead or the Rat King.
He's a bit like an an American precursor to Eiichiro Oda's Panda Man
i wonder if they will ever try to work with nickelodeon to have a crossover between ninja turtles and panda khan in either animation, comics, toys or games
to then add usagi on a later episode ecasue once they have a crossover usagi is the usual go.
I have that book. Always loved Panda Khan.
Just purchased the recolored through your link, thanks! Would it be possible to get the list of all of the books that were mentioned in the video? Need to make sure I don’t miss any issues.
I am sure all of them will be reprinted over time. Getting the original comics may be a little hard.
In this video there's:
The chronicles of Panda Khan #1-4
Panda Khan Special #1
Usagi Yojimbo #21, 34
Patrick Rabbit #4, 7
Varmints special #1
Airlock #3
The story from Warp graphics annual was collected in one of the recolored editions (if I remember correctly), and the Usagi story from #21 was reprinted as well (more than once).
For Patrick Rabbit, you can buy them from Phil Yeh directly on his site.
I met the Kickstarter people at the Eckart's Toy and Comic Expo at San Antonio. Nice ppl.
You guys ever think of doing a video of radioactive black belt hamsters?
The thought crossed my mind (I'd probably need to censor many many panels).
Out of the many tmnt copycats, this one interests me the most since it helped start up Sam Keith's career
If I recall correctly, in one of those comics, Shredder had a pet falcon that mutated too. Can you please show a video about her?
Panda 🐼 Khan should get some respect. 😀👍
Thanks, James. It's maddening when folks think Panda Khan is a Kung Fu Panda knockoff, when Panda Khan was born in 1981 and appearing in fanzines and comics in the 1980s.
Monica, writer.
@@monicas2507 your welcome. 😀👍
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Saturday morning cartoons through streaming services
Exactly how would that work through a streaming service
Scheduled time slots don’t exactly fit the streaming business model
You can replicate it by watching it on a Saturday morning.
What if he would make a return in mutant mayhem 2
It's not impossible, but I think Nickelodeon could be afraid of putting an animated martial artist panda on the screen these days for legal reasons
pandas are fake animals lol there is a huge panda conspiracy,
If you've read the original Panda Khan comics you don't need to watch this video.
I'd only read that Usagi story and one other PK comic. I didn't even know any of this other stuff existed.