ThunderCats Lost #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThunderCats: Lost #7 is the penultimate arc-building chapter of a ten-issue series that represents Dynamite Entertainment's most ambitious expansion of the ThunderCats mythology to date — one that deliberately spotlights second-season animated characters (Bengali, Pumyra, and Lynx-O) who had rarely received sustained comic-book focus before this run. The issue deepens the series' war-genre storytelling by introducing biomechanical demilitarized-zone sentries as a new environmental threat layer, escalating the tension that mercenary antagonist Scorpius has maintained across the run. Within the broader Dynamite ThunderCats publishing line — which also encompasses the flagship series, SilverHawks, and a looming ThunderCats × SilverHawks crossover event — Lost #7 is a key connective tissue chapter that pushes the Lost Team toward the climactic confrontation that the final issues will pay off.
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ThunderCats: Lost debuted in March 2025 as a deliberate sister series to Dynamite's flagship ThunderCats title, itself launched following the company's NYCC 2023 announcement. Writer Ed Brisson and artist Rapha Lobosco were a natural pairing for the project, having already collaborated on the ThunderCats: Apex one-shot, which introduced a time-traveling character into the comics' mythology; editor Nate Cosby recruited the same team to helm Lost. Brisson has described the series' creative DNA as a dark, war-based narrative — he explicitly compared it to DC's Suicide Squad — set in a hyper-technological world hostile to all feline life, a deliberate tonal contrast to the magic-infused Third Earth of the main book.
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- Written by Ed Brisson with interior art by Rapha Lobosco; cover A by Declan Shalvey, with additional covers by Ellery Santos, Meghan Hetrick, Marco Failla, and Satoshi Shiki.
- Released October 22, 2025 by Dynamite Entertainment; 32 pages, full color, cardstock covers.
- ThunderCats: Lost is a ten-issue series; issue #7 is the seventh installment, placing it in the late arc of the story ahead of the climactic final three issues.
- The issue's plot: having evaded the Berserkers, the Lost Team attempts to cross a planetary equatorial demilitarized zone, only to be stopped by autonomous biomechanical sentries left over from a past civil war between the planet's two hemispheres — giving the mercenary villain Scorpius time to close in.
- Scorpius, the series' primary antagonist and a new character original to this comic continuity, first appeared in ThunderCats: Lost #2; his ongoing pursuit of the team across issues #7 is central to the series' war-thriller structure.
- The Lost Team consists of animated fan-favorites Bengali (commander), Pumyra, and Lynx-O — all originally introduced in the cartoon's second season — alongside two newly created comic-original characters, Neko (a snow leopard warrior) and Ligon (a liger), who made their first appearances in ThunderCats: Lost #1.
- The series fits within Dynamite's larger interlocking ThunderCats publishing ecosystem, which includes the main ThunderCats monthly (written/drawn by Declan Shalvey and Drew Moss), ThunderCats: Cheetara, SilverHawks, and a subsequently announced ThunderCats × SilverHawks crossover event.
- The colorist credited across the series is Roshan Kurichiyanil, with lettering by Jeff Eckleberry — the same core production crew used on related Dynamite ThunderCats titles.
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