As a six-inch plastic figurine Skeletor never really had a chance of becoming a true Master of the Universe. But now that he’s been turned into a highly detailed five-foot tall ultimate collectible, ...

Christmas is right around the corner, and Iron Studios celebrated the upcoming holiday by delivering a stunning gift to fans of great collectibles. Iron Studios announced a new Skeletor figure on its ...

Which He-Man action figure is best? Following the recent critical success of the CGI “Masters of the Universe: Revelation” series on Netflix, He-Man and “MOTU” action figures have become popular again ...

Some days you don’t like to feel good … some days you like to feel evil. So as a follow-up to last year’s He-Man Deluxe 1/6 Scale Figure, Mondo is proud to present the return of Skeletor to our ...

"This Masterverse Skeletor is a deluxe action figure inspired by the 1987 movie, Masters of the Universe. Skeletor stands 7 inches tall and is designed with a high level of detail fans will love. The ...

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It’s He-Man’s 40th anniversary this year, and Mattel is pushing the line harder than they have since the ’80s to celebrate. This year’s Comic-Con exclusives felt particularly elaborate, with a deluxe ...

Say what you want about the 1987 Masters of the Universe film starring Dolph Lundgren, but the designs for He-Man and Skeletor were pretty interesting. With the He-Man franchise celebrating its 40th ...

Deluxe Skeletor isn’t technically Mondo‘s second pass at Masters of the Universe‘s arch-villain and evil lord of destruction, as they’ve made a straight-up faithful Revelation version — and at least ...

With Masters of the Universe: Revelation hitting Netflix soon, there’s more hype around the franchise than ever, and Mattel has a trio of new Comic-Con exclusive releases that fans of the franchise ...

Erick Massoto is a Brazilian writer who's always loved film and TV and loves finding connections between them. That's why he supports double features, especially if they are of a modern film paired ...