Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
In the shadows of New York City’s sewers, four turtle brothers trained in ninjutsu have been delivering justice, pizza, and one-liners since the '80s. Leonardo, Donatello, Raphael, and Michelangelo — with the wise Splinter, fierce April O’Neil, and maniacal Shredder in tow — have jumped from gritty black-and-white comics to colorful cartoons, blockbuster movies, and a tidal wave of toys that changed the action figure game forever.
This collection spans the multiverse of TMNT: from vintage-style figures that hit you right in the Saturday-morning nostalgia, to hyper-detailed collector's statues, retro-inspired reissues, and even wild crossovers (Stranger Things? Batman?? Heck yes). Whether you’re a fan of Mirage comics, the 1987 cartoon, or the latest animated reboots, there’s a turtle toy (or villain) here calling your name.
“Wise men say forgiveness is divine, but never pay full price for late pizza.”
- Michelangelo (1990), Me (Yesterday)
Heroes in a half shell — collectible power!
Fun Fact
Mirage Studios' first TMNT comic in 1984 was a black-and-white parody of grim ‘n gritty superhero tropes. Playmates Toys launched the original figure line in 1988, and it outsold every other action figure series at the time — even GI Joe and Transformers.
