One of the four mutant turtles raised by Splinter. Named after an Italian Renaissance artist, he is a core member of the vigilante team that tracks down Shredder, battles various villains, and works to protect New York City from world domination plots.
Rob is the story's central character, a rabbit who discovers that he can transform into the American Rabbit when he sprints and return to normal by saying his name. After moving to the city, he uses his powers to protect his friends and the public from Vultor and the Jackals, then regains his confidence and stops Vultor's final threat.
Steve is the teenage son of Ben and Kate, unhappy about moving to the old house and resentful of his parents' attempts to manage him. He resists Uncle George's efforts to connect with him, confides in Jenny that his parents never believe him, and is at the center of questions about strange events in the house.
M.U.D. (voice) is the altered computer of the Solo One spacecraft, originally called Wes-10. Mark Devore changes its identity and later builds a portable version so they can remain connected. Playful but truthful, M.U.D. exposes Col. Ed Westin’s actions and warns Mark about the dangers of reaching Solo Two.
Barry Gordon has 62 screen credits in a career dating back to 1955. Their work is anchored in the Turtle Power Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Snorks, The Adventures of the American Rabbit. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
