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EXCLUSIVE: 'ThunderCats' Clip Lights Up Comic-Con

I saw a snippet, and I was okay with it!

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via Splash Page by Splash Page Team on 7/22/11

by Ryan J. Downey

Thunder, Thunder, ThunderCats! Ho!! Not at San Diego Comic-Con? Don't worry, we've got you covered. Comic-Con attendees are getting a chance to see the hour-long special on Friday (well ahead of the reboot's premiere on Cartoon Network on Friday July 29) but we've got an exclusive look at some footage from the brand new "Thundercats" series right here, right now, on Splash Page.

The hour-long special will kick off the series, which will air half-hour episodes on Friday nights starting August 5. The original "ThunderCats" began airing in the '80s and followed the exploits of cat-like heroes from the planet Thundera who had fled to Third Earth where, led by Lion-O, they fought evil.

The brand new series reboot looks to reintroduce The ThunderCats to a new generation. Will audiences new and old alike be responsive to Lion-O as he wields the Sword of Omens and leads The ThunderCats anew? Click the video to get a nice long look at the hour-long special which debuted at Comic-Con and airs next week! Tell us what you think about the new ThunderCats in the comments.

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