Thundercats #9

Once again, its nice to see what essentially equates with 10 to 15 minutes of an animated episode in a single issue. The formulaic approach to script writing that was necessitated by a 1980s after school syndicated animated series It was a very regimented. Its nice to see a plot applied to this particular cast in this particular setting that doesnt necessarily need to fall in line in between commercial brakes. The various elements of the story have more room to breathe in a comic book format like the current Dynamit Comics series. Once again: its nice to life in the old cats. Read Full Review

ThunderCats #9 continues this wonderful new arc for the 1980s icons known as the ThunderCats. Declan Shalvey does a great job of not only building a new world and story, but also keeping the characters familiar to longtime fans. The pacing of the story is impeccable and spreading the wealth amongst all the different characters makes them all feel important. Read Full Review

Moss delivers beautiful art throughout the issue. The visuals capture the thrilling action of the story and the combat within it. Read Full Review

THUNDERCATS #9 delivers an action-heavy issue when the Mu'Tants attack the partially constructed Cat's Lair. Declan Shalvey's script leans heavily on action to keep the energy and interest high. Still, the plot leaves out key bits of information to make sense of what's happening, and Drew Moss's art remains consistently mediocre. Read Full Review

Un Cómic Más / Dave DSG

Oct 31, 2024

Plot Cheetara tries to find Calica's whereabouts, because she knows that Lion-O wants answers about this betrayal, but discovers the plot of the Mutants led by Slithe and Monkian to carry out an attack with an army of at least eighty . Panthro sees the attack and all the Thundercats prepare for this attack, which Tygra had warned them about after his time travel. The Thundercats use all their weapons, but they cannot use their protection automatic system yet. Slithe attacks Lion-O with an axe that Tygra was warned that its metal was important, Tygra disarms him and the axe is fired creating a sonic wave that destroys the battlefield. Exciting installment that begins to reveal more of the mystery of Calica and the Mutants. As a fan of this animated series that I managed to see on the mustache-shaped antenna televisions in 1986, my enthusiasm continues to grow as well as my interest in seeing what twist this reboot of the Thundercats will have. Art It has textures that give the details a retro/vintage touch of comics from the 1980s but at the same time offers a great dynamism with the amount of detail it offers, with a pastel color palette. Summary The Thundercats face the first deadly attack of the Mutants, just as Tygro was warned would happen. more

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Nov 25, 2024

A pretty decent start to a new battle. I was really growing tired of the spotlight issues too. I really wish they'd just hurry and get the sword back as well. And I'm not really feeling this Apex thing either. But in regards to the action and regular elements of Thundercat lore we've known for years it's pretty enjoyable. I really think Shalvey needs to get to the point a bit more sometimes, but all in all the series has been holding pretty well. I really don't look forward to yet another character spotlight issue next and would prefer to continue the Thundercat vs. Mutant action we're so used to. Otherwise it's still pretty wort h getting. But I see this as one of those time will tell things though.

fthissite

Nov 04, 2024

Blech.