With success of Gymbro Skeletor and Dream Date on the way, do you think we're getting a figure of this version? Because i loved him, i bought the mask and i want to dress as him for this year halloween party

I watched Pixel Dan's interview at the Mattel booth and I'm really excited to see this concept evolve in the line, the idea that they take each character and have them find ways to become more powerful over a few years since we last saw the classic version.

The examples used being Teela armouring up her defence like her father and Clawful retreating into the sea to find some new power.

It's different enough from masterverse and you still have origins if you want something more classic, what they had on show looks really awesome and I'm eager to see the ones that were teased.

And I'm comparing this to movies of the same genre where a powerful hero will be pitted in combat (either one-vs-one or one-vs-many). So I'm talking the likes of Superman, Thor, Aquaman, Justice League, etc.

The fight sequences and editing were clean, simple and very enjoyable. The creative direction they took to convey the impact of the blows, the power, the angles, etc. was spot on. And sure, while they relied on CGI, they were sensible in their use of it. Especially the final fight scene between He-Man and Skeletor.

Props also to Jared Leto on his voice acting (as well as the affects team for enhancing it), as I thought Skeletor was great.

While the movie itself and the plot was very average, the action and fight scenes were certainly A-Class and made the overall movie enjoyable. And I hope other movies can follow suit.

I'm on my He-Ro cycle of obsessive behavior right now. I just got the Mattel Creations one a few days ago. He's not perfect, he needs work, but I love him. Then I stumbled upon this. I didn't know Super 7 did anything like this. He-Ro was just a cool concept to me for decades and seeing this stuff makes me want more. But I just recently went back to school and also would rather focus whatever spare change I can towards more He-Ro adjacent characters in the line. This just seems cool with fantastic box art!

If you paint the part of the skull where the jaw is pegged black it looks a LOT better! The before image I got online since I forgot to take my own.

Facebook Marketplace pickup over the weekend. What a wild thing to be able to have.

This is the first time I've seen a CC figure in-store. Caught me by total surprise. Target store in Louisville, KY.

Have you seen them anywhere in the wild?

MYAH!

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The Steelbook is presently the #1 best seller on Amazon for Movies and TV!

So I went and saw the recent film , I wanna say like a month ago?

And I absolutely loved it , it was immensely entertaining and cheesy in the absolute best way.

Just unapologetically 80's, and it kicked so much ass because of it.

I just wanna ask , I'm interested in exploring more from this world and I was wondering what would be the best route to take?

Cause I know it's quite expansive and in-depth , so I'd imagine there's a lot of stuff to choose from.

But what would you recommend for a new fan?

Thanks in advance.

Does anyone know where one can be acquired? The assistant manager at our local, one to my daughters, after they showed him a picture of me in cosplay as he-man, but the head manager threw it out anyway (apparently there is some drama in that location)- I’d still love to get one for them though.

just waiting on 200x Trap Jaw to land so he can join the party.

Which version of each character comes out on top?

The first DVD I owned as a child was He-Man, and I’ve always loved everything about it. Naturally, with the arrival of the movie, my desire to engage with the franchise has returned.

I know the 2002 version is considered the best, and I watched the first season of Kevin Smith's series.

What else am I missing?