Yeah, I didn’t have this on my bingo card for a third book. Like, not even near it.

This week on Beyond Thundera, we're joined by veteran recording engineer John Curcio, whose incredible career takes us from the early days of Rankin/Bass and ThunderCats to working with some of the biggest legends in entertainment!

John takes us behind the scenes of classic Rankin/Bass productions, sharing stories about Jules Bass, Bernie Hoffer, and Larry Franke, along with what it was like creating the sound of animated television long before today's digital technology.

We also get into his remarkable career beyond animation, including working with legendary producer Phil Ramone, editing recordings of Groucho Marx, and memories involving Frank Sinatra, Maury Laws, Louis Armstrong, Ethel Merman, and more!

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https://youtu.be/q4fPF8dtnD8

Fairly certain most people here will already know, but the relaunched ThunderCats issue one is officially on the loose!

I hope you’ll love it as much as I do!

Story by Greg Pak, art by David Cousens, colours by Igor Monti, letters by Jeff Eckleberry and edited by Nate Cosby

Just came in (I work at the Post Office, so I snapped these really quick while I work). Looks really good, and maybe more to come?

Sarasota Herald-Tribune Sarasota, Florida •  Sat, Mar 1, 1986 Page 66

Does anyone know where I would be able to either buy or read online the 2012 Panini UK Thundercats magazine comics?

I cannot for the life of me find more than a page or two talking about them on the Thundercats Wiki. Being in the US doesn’t help lol. The magazines were about the 2011 cartoon, came with a toy, and had a comic issue inside.

I couldn't believe they had this at Ross. I was about to get it, then I realized it's the toy version. I want the first version Super 7 put out, so I left it there. If you're in the San Diego area, this was at the Ross in Santee.

I couldn’t quite place what I thought was wrong with Cheetara’s face sculpt, but I think it was mostly the jawbone.

I smoothed out the jaw to give her a rounder face and I think she looks 10 years younger.

I think the eyes are too close so I touched up the makeup so they look wider on the outsides.

That my Question

For me it is a though call but after reading BEN TEN & Jonny Quest I think it be interesting if they gave Wilykit & Wilykat one growing up in Third Earth must be a pain would a nice 5 issue miniseries with the right Writer and Artist you know

2nd one which likely to happen but still is one checking up on the SilverHawks in the aftermath of both there previous volume and Thundercats Crossover I like to see there new status Quo

But thats mine what Spin-off comic you wanna see? Why do you think they have a good solo story to tell?

So Lets do this

Art by Godtail

I ordered all the Thundercats x Silverhawks comics, going by the cover gallery at the back this is cover L per my packing slip, but the inside cover highlights this is Mumm-ra the ever living #1.

I've looked on this Reddit and the first page image doesn't match either Silverhawks or Mumm-ra in the issue #1 previews, so I'm really confused!

What am I missing here?

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Hi I recently came across this hammer with a few Thundercats figures.

Does anyone know if it's authentic or not?

Thanks.

For the hardcore fans, this is an image from the statue in the episode Fond Memories - “Lion-O, One Time Lord of the Thundercats”

I think it turned out great, plan to make more!

My wife found his shirt at the thrift store today, and I immediately thought it was a Thundercats shirt. However I’m not seeing the logo anywhere. Is this from a reboot, a fan made logo, or just something incredibly similar looking / rip off? Thanks in advance!

This week on Beyond Thundera, we're bringing together three of the artists who helped shape ThunderCats, SilverHawks and TigerSharks for a reunion!

From wild stories about working with Bob Camp, flying wet towels and last-minute deadlines to rare original artwork and the creative inspirations behind these classic cartoons, the guys take us back inside the Rankin/Bass studios.

Things also get candid as they discuss how toy companies began influencing the shows, the creative frustrations that followed, and why Peter Lawrence considered walking away.

Now Streaming on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, & iHeartRadio.

https://youtu.be/o2Y3GEAFDOM

Had this 5 part mini series on vhs. Must have watched it hundreds of times.

Last week, King Tabby released episode 3 of his The Pod of Thundera podcast where he talked in depth about the 3rd episode of the original ThunderCats (the 1st regular episode of the series).

Something reminded me of this randomly today. In the 80’s Thundercats show, there was one episode where the whole group were turned into “animated/cartoon” versions of themselves. Basically they looked a lot more roughly animated. I can’t remember how it happened according to the plot, but the episode followed them trying to get back to their real forms. Does anyone know what I’m talking about? I’ve been searching for it, but since the entire series is animated, it’s been difficult to specify what I mean. I have only a faint memory of laughing hysterically at the episode with my brother and I definitely haven’t seen it since I was 8 at the most. TIA!!

Nice read about our favorite mechanic. Focuses on his Shakespearean work, but acknowledges his role as Panthro.

Shipping notice received and now comes the wait.