In this special standalone issue, the perspective shifts from the besieged ThunderCats to the attacking Mu'Tants. In the quiet before the assault seen in issue #9, Slithe thinks back over his old life on Plun'Darr, and how his world was shattered by the Great War with Thundera. But even as he readies his forces, other eyes are upon him unsuspected watchers who are neither Thunderan nor Mu Tant!
Acclaimed author DECLAN SHALVEY is joined by guest artist JOE MULVEY for this thoughtful tale of adversaries and loss, complemented by captivating covers from SHALVEY, DAVID NAKAYAMA, LUCIO PARRILLO, JAE LEE & JUNE CHUNG, and RAHZZAH!
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It's interesting seeing the ensemble of character is given greater depth. It will be interesting seeing where.Shalvey and company go with the series. The characters created had a great potential to explore great many things through space fantasy in a wave that could have been tremendously more deep than a 1980s animated kid show would allow for. It'll be interesting to see if more of that potential is realized as is hinted out in the tenth issue. Read Full Review
ThunderCats #10 takes a pause from focusing on the ThunderCats and puts the spotlight on the villainous Lord Slithe. Declan Shalvey makes the reader understand what Slithes motivations are and in a lot of ways makes the reader have empathy for the villain. This choice for the issue was a gamble, but the gamble paid off and then some. Not many stories spend an extended period exploring the back stories of their villains, but they should as this issue proves it is a great way to world build. Read Full Review
Mulvey delivers some great art in the issue. The visuals are beautifully detailed and interesting to see, especially the action scenes. Read Full Review
THUNDERCATS #10 pauses the main plot for a flashback story that explains one of the reasons Lord Slithe hates the Thundercats. Declan Shalvey gives Slithe more character depth, and the outcome has potential. Plus, guest artist Joe Mulvey's visuals look great. That said, the new information about Lord Slithe's past doesn't change how you look at the character one bit. Read Full Review
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