Thundercats (2024-)

Lion-O confronts long-buried truths about Thundera’s origins as the ThunderCats face a revelation that challenges everything he believes about his royal lineage. A hidden history resurfaces, threatening to fracture the team as secrets from the past collide with their present.

Lion-O uncovers a revelation in the Book of Omens that challenges everything he thought he knew about the ThunderCats' fate on Third Earth. Historians Declan Shalvey and David O’Sullivan document the events, with artwork contributions from multiple artists including Jae Lee, June Chung, and Manix.

Panthro returns from a satellite mission with revelations from space, setting off a chain of events that will alter the fate of Third Earth. The issue explores the consequences of this discovery through detailed planning and visual storytelling by Declan Shalvey, Drew Moss, and a team of artists.

Panthro launches a satellite into orbit around Third Earth, only to encounter an unexpected phenomenon in the vacuum of space. His discovery threatens to upend the ThunderCats' understanding of their world and its place in the cosmos.

Lion-O returns to the Cats' Lair, his maturity and confidence reshaping his leadership as he confronts Apex's enigmatic schemes. His renewed authority challenges the status quo, setting the stage for a tense power struggle. The issue highlights his evolution through dynamic storytelling and striking visual artistry.

Jaga and Mumm-Ra clash once more in a battle that spans centuries, their rivalry echoing from ancient conflicts to the present struggle over Third Earth’s fate. Exohistorians Declan Shalvey and Joe Mulvey contribute a new chapter, enriched by vibrant covers from a roster of artists including Moss, Lucio Parrillo, and Manix.

The ThunderCats of the Cat’s Lair and the Knights of Thundera confront each other in a decisive battle, with the fate of all Thunderans on Third Earth hanging in the balance. Declan Shalvey and Drew Moss craft the story, accompanied by cover art from Lucio Parrillo, Jae Lee, June Chung, and Manix.

Following a failed raid on the Mu'Tants, a captured enemy stirs unrest in the Cats' Lair with threats of vengeance, escalating conflicts that lead Tygra to challenge a defiant newcomer to a ThunderDuel, testing the unity of the ThunderCats. Internal divisions intensify as alliances shift, forcing the team to confront the consequences of their fractured trust.

The ThunderCats confront the Knights of Thundera’s first mission to capture Mu’Tant leader Slythe, navigating the aftermath of seismic upheavals on Third Earth. Meanwhile, a more dangerous adversary lurks, poised to exploit the chaos and shift the battle’s momentum. Shalvey and Moss weave a tense clash of strategies as alliances and threats collide.

The truth behind Lion-O's disappearance is finally uncovered, plunging the surviving ThunderCats into upheaval as long-buried secrets about Thundera resurface. A shadowy faction known as the Knights of Thundera emerges, setting the stage for a bold new chapter in the series. Artists Declan Shalvey and Drew Moss lead the creative team in launching the fourth major story arc.

Lion-O escapes Mumm-Ra’s clutches with the aid of a mysterious robed figure, only to awaken on an unfamiliar alien planet where he must survive against unknown threats. The issue concludes with the ThunderCats left to confront the aftermath of his disappearance, their leader now stranded in a hostile environment. Declan Shalvey and Drew Moss deliver a gripping tale of isolation and survival.

The ThunderCats face a dire threat as Mumm-Ra’s forces exploit their weakened state following Lion-O’s disappearance and the Eye of Thundera’s absence. Calica unexpectedly returns to the Cat’s Lair with the Eye, accompanied by allies who may tip the battle in the heroes’ favor. Declan Shalvey and Drew Moss deliver high-stakes action with dynamic visuals driving the story forward.

Snarf, Lion-O’s often underestimated companion, finally reveals his hidden complexity as the issue delves into his unspoken strengths and mysterious past. Collaborators Declan Shalvey and Drew Moss explore his inner world through quiet storytelling, accompanied by cover art that hints at the depth beneath his simple exterior.

Calica steals the Eye of Thundera and disappears into Third Earth's wilderness, leaving her allies in the Cat’s Lair with unanswered questions about her motives and secrets. Her sudden return forces her to confront the consequences of her betrayal, as the stolen artifact's fate and her hidden intentions come to light.

WilyKat and WilyKit disclose their discovery of Mumm-Ra’s Black Pyramid, prompting Lion-O to resolve to confront the ancient villain alone. A duel in the pyramid’s depths could secure the ThunderCats’ claim to their new home or leave them as the last survivors of Thundera.

Thundercats issue 10 shifts focus to the Mu’Tants, exploring Slithe’s memories of his homeworld Plun’Darr and the devastation caused by the Great War with Thundera. As he prepares for battle, unseen observers lurk in the shadows—neither Thunderan nor Mu’Tant—hinting at unseen conflicts. Acclaimed writer Declan Shalvey and guest artist Joe Mulvey collaborate on this introspective, standalone tale.

Cheetara stumbles upon a rogue Mu’Tant group during a reconnaissance mission, uncovering a massive horde led by Slithe preparing to assault the remnants of Thundera. Racing against time, she battles through Slithe’s forces to reach the Cat’s Lair and warn the ThunderCats of the imminent attack.

Tygra disappears with the Eye of Thundera, leaving the ThunderCats in disarray. He reemerges decades later as an aged version of himself, claiming to have been stranded in the past by a time door malfunction, but his transformation hints at deeper, unsettling alterations. The team must confront a version of their leader who is no longer the same.

WilyKat and WilyKit defy Lion-O's restrictions, venturing beyond the ThunderCats' settlement on Third Earth and uncovering a horrifying revelation that endangers the survivors of Thundera. Their reckless exploration forces the team to confront a dire threat to their fragile new home. Declan Shalvey and Drew Moss deliver a tense, visually striking narrative that heightens the stakes of the ThunderCats' survival.

Panthro activates the ThunderTank for its debut in a high-stakes confrontation, marking a pivotal moment in the series. The issue showcases a collaborative effort on its cover art, featuring contributions from multiple artists, including a special incentive variant by RAHZZAH.

Cheetara leads a focused mission to hone her combat skills in a standalone story, written by guest author Stephen Mooney, known for *The Rocketeer: The Great Race*. The issue’s cover features collaborative art from Mooney and longtime series contributors, blending dynamic action with intricate design.

The broken Sword of Omens and internal conflict over Calica leave the ThunderCats vulnerable as Mumm-Ra launches a devastating assault with his mummified Mu'Tants. Lion-O faces a critical test of leadership, battling to unite his fractured team against an existential threat.

Lion-O is drawn to Calica, a mysterious survivor from a crashed Mu'Tant vessel, sparking tension among the ThunderCats. Panthro and Cheetara's distrust of Calica escalates into conflict, destabilizing their uneasy alliance. Meanwhile, external and internal threats loom as the group struggles to maintain unity.

Lion-O uses the Sight Beyond Sight to seek guidance from Jaga, but the vision instead reveals a surviving Thundarian on Third Earth, prompting the ThunderCats to investigate. Slithe and the Mu'Tants uncover the pyramid of Mumm Ra, where they encounter the deadly power of the Ever-Living one.

The ThunderCats flee their collapsing homeworld, only to be ambushed by the Mutants of Plun-Darr during their journey. Forced to land on the uncharted planet Third Earth, they begin constructing a new life while evading the Mutants, who pursue them to claim the powerful Eye of Thundera and have secretly allied with the ancient sorcerer Mumm-Ra.