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Panda Khan

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Does anyone remember him and does anyone know what happened to him?
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i got a couple of Panda Khan comics and the toy that came out with TMNT
but not sure what happened to him or his creator.
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haha, jack staff sounds like a porn star name.
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Easy now....

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Jackstaff is a flag pole.

Now that the zen moment is past; Speaking hastily offers offense, and taking offense hastily leads to strife. Less strife is better, especially in a dojo. Let's all think before speaking (or writing, as the case may be).

So, when was Panda Khan on the market? Could the Geishu house have a Mongol in the woodpile? :shock:
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No Jack Staff is a comic character in the comic book by Dancing Elephant Press and Image Comics
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Re: Panda Khan

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Jack Staff wrote:Does anyone remember him and does anyone know what happened to him?
I see Dave Garcia and Monica Sharp every year at the San Diego Con. Dave still does art, but as far as I know, there are no plans to bring Panda Khan back to comics.
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Panda Khan

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If I recall correctly, Panda Khan started as a back-up feature in Colleen Doran's "A Distant Soil" while it was published by Warp Graphics and Apple Comics. Dave and Monica self-published several issues under their Abacus Press company. After the Turtles boom, I didn't see much else on Panda Khan, aside from a pin-up page here and there. I corresponded with Monica and Dave years ago when I was designing a newsletter for the local Starfleet (Star Trek) club... Dave used to do little spot illustrations for Starlog and other magazines, and I wrote them for permission to use some of Dave's art. I enjoyed their letters, but I haven't wrote them in a few years now.

But, anyway, if you can find some of the Panda Khan issues around, do pick them up. It was a very well executed, nice book... extremely missed....

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remembing panda khan

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hey stan,
is that ture will he be in the 2004 comic con in san diego i like to see him. i don't remember him much.i didn't know there was a panda khan comic or usagi comic too. i guess made guess stars out of every comic series made by them. and would panda khan be chinese because panda is a chinese animal and khan was a ruler in china.
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