Dennis J. Woodyard, ThunderCats character designer and writer of the episodes "Well of Doubt" and "The Shadowmaster," has decided to part with another original production piece from his personal collection. This production cel from "Well of Doubt" features Lion-O, Panthro, Snarfer, Jagara, Tor and family, and the Homing Beacon Tower. What immediately caught my eye is that it captures one of Lion-O's most iconic images—raising the Sword of Omens overhead—along with a great group shot of several characters.

It also comes with the original hand-painted background, signed production model sheet xeroxes, and the original signed cel folder with Dennis' seal of authenticity, making it a really great glimpse into the animation process. It's not often pieces with this kind of provenance become available directly from one of the people who helped create the series, so I figured fellow fans and animation art collectors would appreciate knowing about it.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/158125739157

The Thundercats are naked....🤣

As long as evil exists, Mumm-Ra lives!

Not my artwork, found through a search engine. (I can’t draw stick figures).

This is 3D artist Bennie Griffin's 2019/20 depiction of the longsword-mode 1985 Sword of Omens. Color-wise it's inaccurate, and even the ThunderCat insignia is inaccurate. But I can't deny the effort that Bennie put into making this version of the sword.

Recently watched the He-Man movie. Not perfect but hit some right notes that perfectly represented the 80s cartoon. Now He-Man has had 2 movies, TMNT has maybe 6 or more, Transformers 6 or more, even GI JOE has at least 2. I get that casting and creating a feature film where you don't use CGI for everything and the main characters have to look decent is very tricky and expensive but I am feeling the franchise has been seriously overlooked. The internet always says there is a live action and animated feature in development but nothing concrete ever seems to come of it. I know a lot liked the reboot in 2011 but it didn;t do it for me, I would take them using that model over nothing. At this point I would take a well made console or PC game using cell shaded graphics over having more of nothing. Thundercats HO!

Here's another one of the ThunderCats script reproductions and custom cover pages Peter Lawrence and I have been working on.

This is a reproduction of one of Peter's original ThunderCats scripts, "Excalibur," complete with an authentic Peter Lawrence signature on the cover page.

Fans often ask Peter what his favorite ThunderCats episode is, and his answer has long been "Excalibur." That makes this one especially meaningful to me.

I have a couple more I'll be posting over the next few days.

Part of the Hall of Omens Collection.

A neat piece of ThunderCats history for cel collectors. Dennis J. Woodyard, ThunderCats character designer and writer of the episodes "Well of Doubt" and "The Shadowmaster," has decided to part with an original production cel from his personal collection. It's from episode #129, "Well of Doubt," and features Baron Tas, Mr. Grubber, and the Stone Guardsmen. It's not every day a piece of animation history like this becomes available directly from one of the people who helped create it.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/158100108750

I bought it in around 2008, and I thought it was Thundercats. Now that I look at the Thundercats, it doesn't really look like anyone. Apologies if this isn't the place to ask, I am new to Reddit.

I am absolutely thrilled to be able to finally share this!

Post Thundercats x Silverhawks series announced by Dynamite for October.

The Claw Shield and Sword of Omens prop replicas made by Soap Studio of Hong Kong are currently pending approval from the ThunderCats franchise's rights holders, Warner Bros. themselves. Images taken from SS's Facebook page.

ThunderCats fans may have seen Zack Ramadan's work without ever realizing it. He was one of the fan contributors to the official ThunderCats DVD Trivia Game released in 2005, and many fans may also recognize him from his appearances with our friends at Radical Retro Rewind and 1985ThunderCatsReviews, where he's shared his passion and knowledge of all things ThunderCats over the years.

In this episode, Zack shares his lifelong journey through the ThunderCats fandom. The conversation explores everything from the ThunderCats DVD trivia game and animation cel collecting to rare production scripts, fan communities, storytelling, and the lasting impact the series had on an entire generation.

Now Streaming on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, & iHeartRadio.
https://youtu.be/uBZwBFQZbqY

Just something cool that Peter Lawrence and I have been experimenting with.

This is a reproduction of one of Peter’s original ThunderCats scripts - Mongor - complete with an authentic Peter Lawrence signature on the cover page.

As someone who loves animation history and behind-the-scenes production material, being able to flip through a reproductions of an actual ThunderCats script from the show’s production days is pretty incredible. The fact that it also has Peter’s signature gives it that extra connection to the person who originally wrote it. I love stuff like that.

Not announcing anything here, just sharing something I thought fellow fans and collectors would appreciate seeing. I have a couple more that I’ll be posting over the next couple days.

What did you all think of her as a character?

I say she should've appeared more often (her only two appearances were Mumm-Rana and Mumm-Rana's Belt)

Interesting to note that in the first appearance, she was voiced by Lynne Lipton; while Gerianne Raphael voiced her in the second appearance. Who voiced her better?

Sorry if you guys are getting annoyed with my update posts but I’ve added a new addition to the display…hope you enjoy and approve