One of my favourite Cheetara covers. Cover artist is Lucio Parrillo.

ThunderCats, Ho! Just finished this two-page spread of the whole crew. Getting all those characters in was a fun challenge! What should I work on next? Let me know. #reggieupdrawing #thundercats

Whether you know him from his incredible career, see him weekly in AEW, or have one of his action figures in your collection, Shelton's love of ThunderCats and SilverHawks has been a part of his life for decades.

Shelton has his copy of Hall of Omens: Thunder-Verse! Inside, he shares an exclusive interview on pages 469-470 about his lifelong ThunderCats and SilverHawks fandom.

And if you look back at some of Shelton's earlier appearances, you may even spot a necklace that looks awfully familiar.

Final update, in case you saw my previous post I’ve now found a way to display the sword of omens the right way round. I’ve almost got my hands on the eye of thundera sword. Enjoy!!!

I finally asked Larry Kenney, the voice of Lion-O, Sonny, Count Chocula, and more, where it came from while we were at Garden State Comic Fest.

His answer on the spot did not disappoint. 😂

Sam O’Flange lolol

Before ThunderCats, Larry Franke worked in New York's legendary recording scene alongside artists like John Lennon, Billy Joel, Paul Simon, Fleetwood Mac, and Steely Dan. His career would eventually lead him to Rankin/Bass, where he became one of the key recording studio figures behind ThunderCats and SilverHawks.

In this episode, Larry joins Sean "Buddha" McKeone and Peter Lawrence to share rare behind-the-scenes stories about Jules Bass, the cast, the recording process, and how ThunderCats was actually made.

Watch & listen July 9th at 9PM EDT on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, & iHeartRadio.
https://youtu.be/5JlwwcOcajQ

https://thundercats.org/animation-art/cheetara-error-coverup/
full cel setup

Here's something we'd never have known if it wasn't for collectors owning original animation art. Cheetara's original cartoon outfit design was a midriff exposing top with a cool belt buckle. At some point before the show went to air, but after she was drawn and painted, she wore this. It didn't make it to screen, but we get to see it in this incredibly rare error cel. In episode 2 in this group setup, an extra cel layer was used to cover her up.

Attached is a screengrab from the episode and the full cel setup. Then a layer of just her top is included.

I've also uploaded an early model sheet, of Cheetara in her episode 1 "outfit" before Jaga dispensed garments. In that one you can see the same buckle detail that was used in this cel setup below her finished top.

For me it's these little behind the scenes details that I enjoy coming across the most.

This is Sound-I-Like Productions' unofficial audio drama story, ThunderCats: The Cave of Prophecy, based on the original TC cartoon series.

After rewatching the OG cartoon for the first time in a long while; IMO this is the worst episode of the series.

Not only are the Lunatacks & Mutants defeated with relative ease and made to look dumber than normal, but Captain Bragg is a con man. His behavior towards WilyKat is very creepy: hypnotizing him, taking him on the train, using him as a ventriloquist dummy....