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                    Picking 
                    up where the 1980s TV show left off the new series of Thundercats 
                    comics follows Lion-O as he rebuilds a life for his people 
                    on New Thundera, with the aid of Panthro, Cheetara, Tigra 
                    and the rest of his tribe of warriors. But all is not as it 
                    seems. There are dark stirrings at Mumma-Ra's Pyramid. The 
                    Ancient Spirits of Evil seek to unleash the Shadowmaster from 
                    the Shadow Realm and that just might spell doom for the Thundercats... 
                  "Thunder... 
                    Thunder... Thunder... Thundercats!" Ah! There's nothing 
                    like a warm wave of nostalgia washing over you is there? Now 
                    how cool was the cartoon? Actually I'm not sure because I 
                    was young and my mind was impressionable back then. But, if 
                    like me, you remember this series fondly, then this new comic 
                    book will bring back some long forgotten names. 
                  Cheetara, 
                    now she was a fox! (actually she was a cheetah, but you know 
                    what I mean). Lion-O, he was cool and manly and the hordes 
                    of darkness that would keep trying to destroy the Thundercats... 
                    well they were... well... I suppose stupid is the best word 
                    to use. 
                  Like 
                    the recent Battle of the Planets graphic novel series, 
                    Reclaiming Thundera takes a modern approach to the 
                    original series of Thundercats. However, unlike the 
                    new Battle of the Planets, Thundercats is still 
                    very much aimed at the younger age of the population. 
                  The 
                    artwork is cool and the script is not too ropey, but if you 
                    want to take yourself back a few decades then this should 
                    do the trick. It's just a question of whether you think it's 
                    worth £12 for a book you'll only read once. 
                  Nick 
                    Smithson  
                    
                  
                     
                       
                        
                           
                             
                               
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