The final pages draw the battle lines effectively for this series' final conflict, and give us some interesting possibilities as all the separate plot threads prepare to combine. I've said it before and I'll say it again this is, for my money, the best MOTU comic book series that Dark Horse has produced so far, and a lot of that comes down to Seeley and co. opting to tell a clean, coherent He-Man story with a simple narrative, rather than trying to pack too much into too little space. Well worth a look, and I absolutely can't wait for the final issue next month! Read Full Review

This may have been my least favorite of this issues so far, as it was the first to be mainly focused on exposition meant to set up next issue’s miniseries finale. And if the final page is any indication, we’re in store for a pretty epic showdown to bring this to a conclusion. I wish we were getting more time with this though as Tim Seeley’s prequel story has shown it’s got so much to offer for new and old fans alike. The art has also been top-notch throughout the series and Eddie Nunez’s skills were on full display in the aforementioned final page.