Talk:Adolescent Radioactive Black Belt Hamsters

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I pulled this material from the article:

While the parodies following tended to play off specific plot incidents (generally from the more universally seen TV cartoon), ARBBH began with an introduction that was a loose play on the TMNT origin, after which it pretty much took its own path.

It's probably good material but the comment other parodies doesn't necessarily belong in this article. The material I pulled needs some rewrite, but I can't figure out how to improve it.

[edit] Does this add anything?

The art and writing is described either as independent or hard to follow.

I've never heard it described that way. I was a big fan of the book at the time it was being published. I could see how some people would say that, but I'm not sure it belongs here.

--Jczorkmid 11:48, 25 May 2006 (UTC)

The sentence doesn't really mean anything to me; what does it mean to describe art or writing as 'independent'? I'm dropping it. ike9898 20:40, 30 May 2006 (UTC)