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“Doom Of The Humans”
Thundarr the Barbarian has suffered greatly under the Council of Wizards. Surviving for years in the slave pits of Lord Sabain, the ghosts of those he had slaughtered in the arena haunt his thoughts. Is there any way to repent for those forced actions? Kill the wizards! Kill all of them!
Somewhere in a fortified warehouse, the techno-wizard Khromm has demonstrated the full potential of his exotic time dial. A machine of both science and sorcery with the power to open portals into the past. The Council of Wizards has everything it needs now to cast the ultimate spell against their mortal enemies. Those are Princess Ariel, Ookla the Mok, and Thundarr.
Can Thundarr and his friends stop the Council of Wizards from manipulating past events? How did Thundarr free himself from the slave pits of Sabain? Does Princess Ariel have a dark and seedy past? Collect the series to find out!
Review
This was another blast from the past. Thundarr the Barbarian was my favorite Saturday morning cartoon series as a kid. This comic brings back the memories of those times I had watching the show. All the villains have returned to torment our heroes.
Jason Aaron and Kewber Baal do an amazing job recapturing the spark of the source material. I have no complaints there. I do have a bone to pick with Dynamite Entertainment, unfortunately. How many advertisements does one book really need? There were a lot of pages. So much so, it gives the Archie Horror comic books a run for their money.
Dynamite, send out a damn catalog for Ookla’s sake. For this I have to knock off points. I give issue two of Thundarr the Barbarian three out of five stars.
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