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Jun 24, 2011
- by Madpenguin
Couldn't quite remember this when I was a kid, so I let someone talk me into watching a couple of episodes. Gawd! I could not get into this. Like He-Man, I found it to be way too cheesy and boring. At least I thought the artwork was ok. But this is another one I'm leaving in the past. I'm actually worried about seeing Jayce and the Wheeled Warriors and Thundercats again.
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Thundarr was one of my favorite cartoons when I was a child. I hope they release the entire series on DVD or Blu-ray one day.
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For all of those pining after Thundarr the Barbarian on DVD, your wait is over. Warner Archive Collection has just released it in the print-on-demand format! http://www.wbshop.com/Thundarr-The-Barbarian...0180186,default,pd.html
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A pretty fun and action-packed knock off of Conan and the Blackstar. Jack Kirby inspired some of the art style. The trio of Arielle and the big strong ape-like man reminds me of a Jedi, a princess and a wookie. Cheesy but I loved it as a kid!
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