Before the 2024 Dynamite revival, there was the 2011 anime-inspired masterpiece from Warner Bros. and WildStorm. Thundercats #1 doesn't waste time. We open not with a happy Thundera, but with a young, brash Lion-O clashing with the veteran Grune. By the end of issue #2, the sword is drawn, the kingdom is ash, and Mumm-Ra’s shadow looms.
: Lion-O arrives late to his rite of passage ceremony where he is to be chosen by the Sword of Omens . Upon touching the sword, he experiences a disturbing vision of a demonic entity with red eyes.
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: As the kingdom falls, Jaga sacrifices himself to allow Lion-O, Tygra, and Cheetara to escape. Lion-O is charged with a new destiny: to find the Book of Omens and lead his people against the evil sorcerer Production Context Omens, Part I | Thundercats Wiki | Fandom Before the 2024 Dynamite revival, there was the
"Thundercats -2011- 1 VF - L-Epee d-Omens" is more than just a nostalgic cash-in; it is a profound reimagining that respected its roots while boldly carving its own path. By ending the two-part pilot with the total destruction of Thundera, the death of the King, and Lion-O, Tygra, and Cheetara fleeing into the wilderness as refugees, the series established that no one was safe.
In 2011, Warner Bros. and Cartoon Network launched a new ThunderCats animated series — darker, more anime-influenced, and serialized. To tie in, DC Comics (via WildStorm, which they had absorbed) released a comic book series simply titled ThunderCats . We open not with a happy Thundera, but
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The keyword "VF" places this item in the specific context of French fandom. The French version aired on France 3 starting March 10, 2012. The primary and most significant French DVD release of the series was on September 3, 2014. For collectors, owning the "VF" version is a way to own a piece of ThunderCats history as it was presented to the French audience.
L'histoire s'ouvre sur le royaume de , une cité prospère dominée par les fiers Félins. Contrairement à la série d'origine où les héros fuient une planète mourante, Thundera est ici un royaume ancré sur la "Troisième Terre". La technologie y est considérée comme un mythe ou une hérésie ; seule la magie et la force brute dictent la loi.