Does anyone have a list or website that lists/shows all known Thundercats memorabilia?
Not just talking toys here, but books (I just bought an old Random House one from 1985), games, pajamas, the Burger King kid’s meal pieces, VHS tapes, etc.
Just wasn’t sure if something like this existed on this site or elsewhere. Thanks.
My site has a fair amount of this sort of thing catalogued - I’m sure it’s not everything as there was an unbelievable amount of merchandising done with this franchise. Link’s in the sig.
Awesome, thanks so much! I’ll check it out.
Chris here…
Purrsia’s site is a great resource that I recommend checking out - she truly is a ThunderGoddess of ThunderFandom! 
Take care… 
Yes, I spent a long time looking at this section of her site today. Truly impressive! It’s pretty awesome how many strange things the Thundercats merchandising department chose. I’m excited to try and snag some of these treasures!
We started cataloging merchandise from the show here at thundercatslair.org but it is a massive job and we’ve decided to focus on the statues for now in that section. It would take a herculean effort to top Purrsia’s work 
Yeah, I can definitely see that. Perhaps some day. I would be willing to help out if you all ever decide to try.
I’ll gladly take any pics of my Thundercats stuff to help add to this site when you’re ready
Feel free to use any info I’ve gathered. Mostly it’s not much other than a photo. Would be nice to see someone take it to the next level with more info on the items. A lot of people write me to ask what certain items are worth now and I have no clue. So a more comprehensive thing on the subject would be cool to see - I never had the time to do it properly.
I spent a good amount of time on your site looking at all the stuff. There really is a wealth of knowledge there, far beyond just pictures. It’s obvious your passion for the printed medium. I’m on the hunt for some of these treasures, specifically the British annuals & comics, the 6 magazines, and the books. Most of them are very hard to find at affordable prices. I scoured a few Half Price Books locations in my area and came up with nothing. Sadly, it seems ebay is still the best route for these types of items.
Of all the printed materials, the Marvel UK series seems like it would be near impossible to complete a set. I wonder what the print run on that series was, specifically the later issues. To my knowledge, there is nowhere in the states that carries these, even lonestarcomics.com. Mile High Comics may have a few, but the prices are very high. How did you complete your collection?
Oh wow, sorry about coming back to this so late…I just now saw your question >.<
I collected most of my print materials thru ebay or amazon (amazon had a lot of the books!). There was a period a few years back where scripts and the art sketches were being sold on ebay…I was able to snag a few but you’re right it could get expensive. So I have also relied on the kindness of other fans donating materials as well. The object is not to undermine fellow collectors but to share these rare items with other fans that may never be able to afford or have opportunity to see them otherwise. I enjoy sharing as much as I do collecting A lot of it is timing - just coming across the right deal at the right time and having the funds to spare on it. I’ve missed out on some great deals, let me tell you!
In the last year I’ve really worked hard to scan in the UK issues of the comics I’ve come across. They are harder and harder to find for sale - seems like the revival in the franchise has some fans holding on to their collections. But I have managed to collect maybe 75% or so of the issues.
At any rate don’t know if you stumbled on the merch gallery http://www.thundercatsfans.org/tcmemorabilia/merchandise/index
That’s where I dumped a bunch of pics of things I’ve seen over the years, though it needs a serious update! That’s what I mean by I got a lot of pics and not much else on some things. Most of those pics were grabbed from ebay and stuff and I saved the image as a curiosity. So much of that stuff I never knew they made and crazy what people saved for decades. Tcats was a real merch machine.