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Erik Burnham on Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Saturday Morning Adventures becoming an ongoing series

“The response has been fantastic. People have been enjoying it."

Still image of Ashley V Robinson interviewing Erik Burnham — Image credit: Popverse

Features by Ashley V. Robinson, Popverse video producer

Published on Fri Jun 02 2023

Last week comic book writer Erik Burnham shared on Twitter that his comic Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Saturday Morning Adventures was about to release its first issue as an ongoing series.

Fortunately, Popverse's Ashley V. Robinson caught up with Burnham to break down all the Easter Eggs crammed into each issue and Burnham's hopes for the future of this series amidst the critical success of sister TMNT comic book series, The Last Ronin.

“The response has been fantastic. People have been enjoying it,” Burnham tells Popverse, “I've talked to some folks who've had fun anecdotes about watching the show as kids, and I shared mine yesterday about my brother and I playing a Turtles board game and flipping the table while watching the cartoon. It's a nice, comforting wave of nostalgia.”

Here is our full 13-minute interview with Erik Burnham on the future of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Saturday Morning Adventures.

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Ashley V. Robinson: Ashley Victoria Robinson is a Canadian hobbit now living in the United States. She is a Popverse Video Producer. You may know her as the host of the Geek History Lesson podcast (alongside Jason Inman), and was even the face of Twitter marketing for podcasters.

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