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We are now on the final page of this year's main Halloween comic.

Franny K. Stein, her dog Igor and her monster Mort finish performing the Monster Rap, one of the lesser-known follow-ups to Bobby "Boris" Pickett's Monster Mash (and as I anticipated, I couldn't be bothered to have them cover the entire song due to my growing boredom with this story and wishing to move on to other projects as well as the requests I've got piled up).

After Mort does some rapping, Venus de Milo of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles expresses her pleasure that Mort has recovered from being torn apart in a previous adventure long passed, and April O'Neil is also enjoying the party with her sister Robyn O'Neil (who I chose to give a design based on April's incarnation in the 2012 Nickelodeon cartoon)and a new addition of the O'Neil family I came up with spontaneously named Avril, who is Robyn's adopted daughter and is intended as a representation of the African-American April O'Neil that was used in Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and the most recent continuity consisting of the Mutant Mayhem film and its forthcoming TV show titled Tales of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (I remain accustomed to April being a Caucasian redhead, but I figured it was high time I acknowledged this version of April since it's been my policy for my interpretation of TMNT to use characters and elements from every continuity that I can think of. I intend to incorporate Warren Stone as soon as I get around to catching up on Rise of the TMNT, and I've also considered finding a way to use Sally Pride from the IDW comics. Yes, I deliberately decided to name her the French word for April).

We also see Three and Six of the Seven Little Monsters engaging in banter (with Three dressed as a vampire to stay true to the PBS Kids show's running gag of him playing a different role in most of the episodes), and Venus expresses hope that they can all meet again at next year's party.

TMNT (c) Nickelodeon

Franny K. Stein created by Jim Benton

Seven Little Monsters created by Maurice Sendak

Description
Made with DeviantArt muro

We are now on the final page of this year's main Halloween comic.

Franny K. Stein, her dog Igor and her monster Mort finish performing the Monster Rap, one of the lesser-known follow-ups to Bobby "Boris" Pickett's Monster Mash (and as I anticipated, I couldn't be bothered to have them cover the entire song due to my growing boredom with this story and wishing to move on to other projects as well as the requests I've got piled up).

After Mort does some rapping, Venus de Milo of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles expresses her pleasure that Mort has recovered from being torn apart in a previous adventure long passed, and April O'Neil is also enjoying the party with her sister Robyn O'Neil (who I chose to give a design based on April's incarnation in the 2012 Nickelodeon cartoon)and a new addition of the O'Neil family I came up with spontaneously named Avril, who is Robyn's adopted daughter and is intended as a representation of the African-American April O'Neil that was used in Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and the most recent continuity consisting of the Mutant Mayhem film and its forthcoming TV show titled Tales of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (I remain accustomed to April being a Caucasian redhead, but I figured it was high time I acknowledged this version of April since it's been my policy for my interpretation of TMNT to use characters and elements from every continuity that I can think of. I intend to incorporate Warren Stone as soon as I get around to catching up on Rise of the TMNT, and I've also considered finding a way to use Sally Pride from the IDW comics. Yes, I deliberately decided to name her the French word for April).

We also see Three and Six of the Seven Little Monsters engaging in banter (with Three dressed as a vampire to stay true to the PBS Kids show's running gag of him playing a different role in most of the episodes), and Venus expresses hope that they can all meet again at next year's party.

TMNT (c) Nickelodeon

Franny K. Stein created by Jim Benton

Seven Little Monsters created by Maurice Sendak