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No, Superfly wasn't in the TMNT comics.

The first TMNT comic was 'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #1', which came out in 1984.

Superfly is typically considered fictional. It's designed to captivate audiences with an imaginative plot and characters rather than being based on real events.

No, it's not. Superfly is a fictional creation and not based on any real events or people.

The first TMNT comic hit the shelves in 1984. Since then, it has inspired numerous adaptations and spin-offs.

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Superfly, TNT, and Pulp Fiction all have unique identities. Superfly was about the African - American experience in a particular way. Pulp Fiction is Quentin Tarantino's masterpiece with a complex web of stories. If TNT is thought of as a symbol of high - energy or explosiveness, they could be related in the sense that they all bring a kind of intense energy to their medium. Superfly with its street - level energy, Pulp Fiction with its fast - paced dialogue and action, and TNT in its more symbolic sense of being impactful.

As I said before, it depends on what 'Mayhem' is. If it's the Mayhem in the context of the black metal band, its real story is significant in the history of extreme music. It influenced a whole subculture and genre.

It's really hard to say. Batman has his incredible intellect, martial arts skills, and a vast array of gadgets. But the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles are no slouches either. They have their ninjutsu training and unique teamwork. If it's a one - on - one fight, Batman might be able to outwit and outmaneuver a single Turtle, but if all four Turtles gang up on him, they could overpower him with their combined strength and skills.

Superfly has a 70s blaxploitation aesthetic with flashy outfits, funk music, and a gritty urban look. Pulp Fiction has a retro - modern aesthetic, mixing 60s and 90s elements like the classic cars and the hip dialogue. As for TNT, if we consider it as a media brand, it has a more contemporary and mainstream aesthetic. Superfly's aesthetic is more niche and time - specific compared to the broader reach of Pulp Fiction's unique style and TNT's mass - market appeal.