This is a solid second issue to the miniseries. The issue is left with a cliffhanger that could be leaning into Cheetara's vision. We'll have to wait to see what happens in the next issue to confirm. This series continues to be a great addition to the larger Thundercats story that's being told at Dynamite, and I do hope we see more of it down the road. Read Full Review

Not bad, but nothing too great either. Tghis series is really something Dynamite has chosen to do that really isn't necessary. They seem to be subscribers to the belief that Cheetara is the heart of the Thundercats. I really hope they don't plan to spotlight every team member in their own mini-series because they're really not worth getting, but I hate missing out on a series I've had complete for so long. One of the curses of collecting.
The end at least promises a bit more interesting stuff ahead at least, because frankly if it was just a series focusing on Cheetara's sixth sense it would really be quite dull and drab. I guess since I'm already along for the ride I'll go through with it. But judging from what I've seen so far, I'd really just recommend this if you're a die-hard Thundercat fan or want a complete Thundercats comic collection. more