Thundercats #11 pg 9 by Jose Delbo

So nice to see how much fun you're currently having tracking down pages from your younger years! The page has nice clear storytelling and I really like how well Breeding solidified Delbo's pencils, giving it a slightly more realistic look than you'd expect from an animated feature adaptation. Really good character content, too. Keep it up, man!

Awesome page with the whole team in action! All the nostalgia right here. 

This is Snarfin' great!  And I remember well when Marvel hiked a bunch of their titles from 75 cents to a dollar.  It led to me dropping the Spider-Man books soon after McFarlane's run began.  Every quarter counted when I was 11!

That was a legit price bump, right?!  Might've been my first sticker shock experience, lol!  Every quarter ABSOLUTELY counted!  Thanks, Michael, and all, for the comments!

Very Ho-licious!!!

"Thunder! Thunder! Thunder!" 

So cool to watch you gather pieces from your childhood. It almost feels like gathering the infinity stones or something! Destiny in the confines of the glorious mergings of pen and dry ink. Congrats!

Ha ha, thanks!   Would be cool if, once I gathered enough pages, i.e., stones, I could snap my fingers and instantly bring ALL the rest home to daddy :)  

These cannon fodder mole guys weren't going to get anywhere attacking with flying back scratchers.  Delbo and Breeding gave these comics a higher level of refinement in the depictions to match the cartoons as opposed to other licensed properties under Marvel.

Forget the rest of the team...you got SNARF!!! So much fun!

Ah, the Thundercats....good memories.  What a great page.  I have to admit though, I was disappointed when I zoomed in and there wasn't a "snarf- snarf" in that panel with Snarf, lol.  

Lol, that would've been the capper, huh?!  Mayhaps an overlay word balloon I can add?  I guess as I read though the page I can cap it off that way in my head.  Wait - it's gotta be out loud.  With my best voice impersonation.  You did that already didn't you, Tim?  ;)  Thanks, man!

I too loved this series growing up, fantastic page to represent some great nostalgia. 

A color TV and a bowl of Fruity Pebbles. My Saturday morning is booked ;)

Molemen! Great action page from a great series! 

Love the 2nd panel in particular. The comics were much better than the show! And really well drawn! Congrats.

It looks like they're fighting with pooper scoopers. Lol. Great action. 

Very cool - love these 80's fandoms, especiall Thundercats, MOTU, GI Joe and Silverhawks. Nice man, thanks for sharing!

Oh how I love the super clean pencils of Jose Delbo coupled with Brett Breeding's super clean inks.  And you've got the entire team battling the Rats of Nimh --- who have pooper scoopers!  (Lol, Andre.)  But seriously, really wonderful Thundercats page. Always nice when a piece brings you back to younger days.  This hobby keeps us young, I'm tellin' ya!  

Childhood nostalgia up the wazoo, part of the trinity along with He-Man and Silver Hawk !

Thundercats! Thundercats! THUNDERCATS! HOOOOOOO! Yeah, boy, talk about nostalgia. LOVED this show. I totally used to attack my friends with that goofy little toy sword, too. Right after I looked through the pommel at them first. :) And what a sweet page from Delbo and Breeding. Great find, Kahlil. Congrats!

"Sword of Omens - give me sight beyond sight!"  I know you said it with CONVICTION, too, J :)  Loved the show, loved the figures (had Lion-O w/ Snarf, Slithe, and the Tuska Warrior), and of course the comics :)  Thanks, man!

I never picked up or read the comic, but that cartoon...! This page brings back that nostalgia for me

Why was this cat always calling everynone a ho? He wouldn't get away with that today ... unless maybe at the Oscars. Great page - I didn't collect these issues but I can tell the content is strong based on the show. And the art is really well done - Delbo is underrated. Congrats - thanks for sharing!

Lol, way to keep it topical, bud!  And yeah...I've been looking into more of Delbo's work and there's some nice examples out there for sure, particularly from his work on Wonder Woman.  And Breeding inked many a penciller of the day.  2 names we need to hear more!  Thanks, man!

I feel the magic and hear the roar!

Loved the cartoon growing up but never read the comics.  This page makes me realize I was missing out on a fun book.

Great memories here, that makes me want to find one for myself as well!!

Beyond cool! Was a big 80s ThunderCats fan, too. I do have a page from that series. By Jim Mooney. It has Cheetara as its focus but also has most core characters from both sides. I'll try to post it on CAF soon. Hoooooo!