He-Man/Thundercats crossover comic announced.

Here are DC Comics’ November solicitations, which includes issue #2 of He-Man/ThunderCats:

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Here’s what the He-Man/ThunderCats logo looks like:

He-Man / ThunderCats #1-6 - Ace Comics

I like it although I would prefer to see the Thundercats logo on top :liono

I noticed that the ThunderCats logo on the cover is a customized DeviantArt piece made by therickhoward:

http://www.deviantart.com/art/Thundercats-Logo-25888145

I’m impressed that DC was able to use his version of the logo. :slight_smile:

Just pre-ordered issues #1 and #2 plus the COLORING BOOK variant of #1.
The cover art for #2 looks pretty nifty :slight_smile: Though it looks A LOT like Scott Campbell’s ThunderCats…

http://www.he-man.org/assets/images/home_news/dc-heman-thundercats-crossover2_full.jpg

I’m not really feeling the colouring style used on this cover. It’s very muddled and busy to my eye. Is this representative of the whole book or just a stylistic choice for the cover image?

https://scontent.fpry1-1.fna.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/13876672_1092043980876583_7980489441840909106_n.jpg?oh=c7768f378d69a77b1b68f12185200818&oe=581E3AAC

http://www.blastr.com/sites/blastr/files/styles/blog_post_in_content_image/public/HeManThunderCats-promo-Freddie-E-Williams-II_0.jpg?itok=pgm6Un1w

I much prefer the style of colouring of the top image. Though I do wish the top image had some of the stronger black outlines of the bottom one.

Here’s a really quick photoshop combo of the two styles:

http://i.imgur.com/0jPL8SU.jpg

I like your version of this image, Booshman. The way you combined the previous two just makes it even MORE epic than before!

I like what you have done there!

Out of the original two I do preference the foreground of the secon and the darker background of the first.

I really don’t like this art style that the makers have chosen. Why not just go with the more conventional comic art style? Everything is so overly curvy and curly!

I think they did it that way for one main reason. Its all due to the fact that MOTU came out first in '82, while Thundercats didn’t come out til '85. I love both franchises equally, so it doesn’t matter to me which one comes first in the title. Same goes for all the various Transformers/G.I.Joe crossovers over the decades.

I wouldn’t be the biggest fan of the art style either but at least it’s different from the usual drab art that fills most comics.

Here’s the cover art for issue #3 of He-Man/ThunderCats for December:

http://comicvine.gamespot.com/articles/december-cover-reveals-death-of-hawkman-3-he-manth/1100-156051/?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter

I wonder why all of the Thundercats eyes are white…

Except WilyKat’s. :wilykat

I was too busy salivating over the awesomeness of Skeletor fighting the Thundercats to notice the eyes. Hoping for #4’s cover to be Mumm-Ra fighting He-Man, Teela, and Man-At-Arms.

Here’s a sneak peek of He-Man and Cringer from the crossover, as posted by DC Comics editor Jessica Chen:

IGN have a very nice preview of it…

http://www.ign.com/articles/2016/09/30/action-figure-universes-collide-in-he-manthundercats-1?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+ign%2Fall+(IGN+All)

I would like to see some two packs of this…

I read and enjoyed the sneak preview. I will definitely be picking up the new crossover comic.

I plan on getting it as well!