| ThunderCats | |
|---|---|
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| Production | |
| Issue | 34 |
| Released | 7 November 1987 |
| Published by | Marvel Comics Ltd |
| Pages | 24 |
| Original Price | 35p (UK) |
| Editor(s) | John Tomlinson |
| Cover Artist(s) | Kev Hopgood and Euan Peters |
| Chronology | |
| Previous | ThunderCats # 33 |
| Next | ThunderCats # 35 |
ThunderCats # 34 was an ongoing comic series by Marvel UK, which was based upon the original ThunderCats cartoon.
Canon[]
Due to inconsistencies with the original animated series, comics by Marvel UK are not considered canon.
Story[]
World in Chaos, part 5 of 6:[]
Written by Simon Furman and Ian Rimmer
Art by Jeff Anderson, Dave Harewood, Blib & Euan Peters
In this adventure, the Mutants are sure Mumm-Ra is weak enough to defeat. They plan to destroy him and rule Fourth Earth, after Third Earth dies. Wilykit and Lion-O are out doing their part to make sure Third Earth doesn't die by finishing their part of the planet's map. They happen to be mapping the area near Mumm-Ra's realm, which is also where the Mutants are lurking. Wilykit and Wilykat, who is also there, want to continue with the map but Lion-O insists on seeing what the Mutants are up to.
Mumm-Ra uses his power to reveal the Thundercats' presense to the Mutants in the hope they'll delay their attack on him and go for the 'cats instead. This will buy him time enough to get energized for a battle. The Mutants took the bait and attack, managing to grab WilyKit. Lion-O then has no choice but to do as Slithe commands, which is to go into the Pyramid and face Mumm-Ra with the Sword of Omens. Lion-O has heard that Mumm-Ra is supposedly very weak and figures disposing of him will be easy - until he arrives to be faced with a larger than life Mumm-Ra.
Features[]
- A pull-out map of Third Earth - Part 5
- Thunder-Chat letters page
- Sight Beyond Sight previewing Issue 35.
Trivia[]
- Willa has been drawn as a completely different character from her canon appearance.
- The pull-out map of Third Earth is a greatly enlarged version of the map originally published in the endpapers of the 1987 annual.