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Cover: Declan Shalvey

ThunderCats Lost #4

Jul 2025 · Dynamite Entertainment · 4.99 USD
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ThunderCats: Lost #4 is a pivotal chapter in Dynamite's broader reinvention of the ThunderCats mythology, escalating the survival thriller that the series had been building since its March 2025 debut. Its central dramatic engine — the three-way collision between the Lost Team, the mercenary Scorpius, and an enigmatic unnamed stranger at the wreckage of their crashed ship — marks the narrative turning point of the first arc, shifting the story from a desperate retreat into something far more complicated and universe-expanding. The issue lands squarely in the middle of a publishing moment where the entire Dynamite ThunderCats line (the flagship series, Cheetara, Lost, SilverHawks, and the looming ThunderCats × SilverHawks crossover event) was being built simultaneously, making each individual issue a brick in an unusually ambitious interconnected franchise relaunch of a beloved Rankin/Bass property.

writer Ed Brisson · artist, inker Rapha Lobosco · colorist Roshan Kurichiyanil · letterer Jeff Eckleberry · cover Declan Shalvey

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History

The ThunderCats: Lost series was announced by Dynamite and Warner Bros. Discovery Global Consumer Products in December 2024, with writer Ed Brisson and artist Rapha Lobosco — who had first collaborated on the ThunderCats: Apex special — reuniting under editor Nate Cosby. Issue #4's path to readers was unusually turbulent: originally solicited for June 4, 2025 through Diamond Comics Distributors, it was pushed to July 9 and then again to July 30, 2025, by which point Dynamite had migrated its distribution entirely to Lunar Distribution — a mid-stream logistical shift that also caused a cover-artist credit update in the solicitation copy.

Trivia · 8 facts

  • Written by Ed Brisson with interior art by Rapha Lobosco; Cover A by Declan Shalvey, with variants by Clayton Henry, Meghan Hetrick, Mark Bagley, and Jae Lee & June Chung.
  • Released July 30, 2025 (32 pages, cardstock covers), published by Dynamite Entertainment under license from Warner Bros. Discovery Global Consumer Products.
  • The issue suffered three separate on-sale date changes — from June 4, to July 9, to July 30, 2025 — tied in part to Dynamite's mid-production transition from Diamond Comics Distributors to Lunar Distribution.
  • The plot centers on the Lost Team finally reaching their crashed ship, only to find it stripped of supplies; villain Scorpius and his mercenary company attack, but the confrontation is interrupted by a mysterious unnamed stranger whose identity and allegiances are left unresolved.
  • Scorpius — described by Brisson as a ruthless 'one-man army' whose sole mission is the extermination of every ThunderCat — had debuted in ThunderCats: Lost #2, making issue #4 his most prominent appearance to date in the series.
  • The Lost Team roster in the series consists of Bengali (commander), Pumyra, Lynx-O (all returning animation characters from later seasons of the original cartoon), plus new comic-original characters Neko (a snow leopard warrior) and Ligon (a liger), both created by Brisson and Lobosco and first appearing in ThunderCats: Lost #1.
  • The series is designed as a grittier, self-contained companion to the flagship ThunderCats title, set in a hyper-militarized zone that 'eschews magic in favor of hyper-advanced technology,' providing a tonal contrast to the main book.
  • ThunderCats: Lost is part of a multi-title Dynamite expansion that also encompasses ThunderCats: Cheetara, SilverHawks, and a fifteen-issue ThunderCats × SilverHawks crossover event, with the Lost series arc ultimately feeding into that crossover.

Full credits

writer Ed Brisson
artist, inker Rapha Lobosco
cover pencils, inks Declan Shalvey

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