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Jack Kirby “Amazon Victims” Attack of the Warrior Women Thundarr the Barbarian Ruby-Spears (undated) Source

Jack Kirby “Ghorn - Leader of Village” City of Evil Thundarr the Barbarian Ruby-Spears (undated) Source

Jack Kirby “Kuong an Elder” Battle of the Barbarians Thundarr the Barbarian Ruby-Spears (undated) Source

Jack Kirby “Nullon” Prophecy of Peril Thundarr the Barbarian Ruby-Spears (undated) Source

Jack Kirby “Serving Girl at Bar” Battle of the Barbarians Thundarr the Barbarian Ruby-Spears (undated) Source

Jack Kirby “Thorn, a Young Female Barbarian” Den of Sleeping Demons Thundarr the Barbarian Ruby-Spears (undated) Source

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Thundarr the Barbarian 

By the Lords of Light, Thunder the Barbarian was created by Steve Gerber and produced by Ruby-Spears. The Saturday morning fantasy adventure set in a post-apocalyptic earth that had endured a great cataclysm caused by a comet having crashed into the moon and splitting it in two.  This calamity has reshaped the world and a new civilization came about, one ruled by savagery, super-science, and sorcery. 

Thundarr is a noble-hearted warrior who fights for justice alongside his companions, Princess Ariel (a formidable young sorceress) and Ookla the Mok (a mighty lion-like biped).  The trio traversed this realm on horseback, trekking across the ruins of the old world with the goal of protecting the innocent from evil.  The adversaries they match wits against include mutants, werewolves and sinister wizards who combine magical spells with re-appropriated technologies from the pre-catastrophe world.