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"Don Turtelli of an alternate dimension rises up to become one of the most influential crime bosses in his world. This allows him to travel to other dimensions and gain untold wealth and influence. After achieving nearly everything he's set out to do, he grows weary of his new unchallenging and boring life. Seeking something to capture his interest, he recalls how April O' Neil nearly exposed him and never gave in to his dreaded interrogation techniques. Determined to hear her give in, he uses his new influence to capture and torture every version of April O' Neil to hear her hysterical laughter while pleading for mercy. Luckily every version of New York had a seedy underworld that he was able to bend to his will to find each one..."

Here is the final product! I wasn't able to draw this all powerful Kingpin-esque version of turtelli that I had in mind, but maybe he can show up for something else. I'm sure this won't be the last time April shows up anyway. Hope you all enjoy! Keep a lookout for the preview of the new theme as well as the announcement of who I selected for this coming month.  

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Brooding

Lmao 80s April still won’t talk, she’s still got the moxie 🤣

Brooding

Also well dang if I’m not intrigued by your Kingpin Tutelli!!!! 👀👀

LoSu

The set up for this is very interesting. And always happy to see you draw April and am happy to hear this ain’t the last XD

Trapped Dreamer

Three extraordinary illustrations. I love them. I really love that you used the classic style of black and white in the first illustration. It is really similar to the old comics. I know to some it will seem strange, because everyone is in love with April from the first animated series, but my favorite as a design and personality has always been that of the 2000s series (best TMNT animated series in my opinion). To me she has always been very sexy and I am thrilled to see her tickled in your beautiful style. Thank you very much. ❤️

badpierrot

Same. It just came down to time unfortunately, but I'm gonna have to do this idea soon.

badpierrot

Definitely gotta agree there. It wasn't appreciated at the time, but I feel like that cartoon was the most faithful to the original. Thanks for the great comment!