Fates and ambitions collide! Journey to the earliest days of one of the universe's most consequential, and fraught, team ups in this first issue of the official four-part prequel to the Netflix streaming event. Hordak is an ambitious general, eager to make his mark; Skeletor is an aspiring mage, hungry for power. Joining forces, melding ancient Eternian magic with advanced Horde technology, could bring them all their evil hearts' desire... but they'll have to survive each other first.
Masters of the Universe: Revolution #1 is a solid expansion of the animated series's story, with visuals to match. The only thing that would make it stand out even more is if Keith David returned to provide Hordak's voice. Read Full Review
I'm not going to dig too deeply into the story itself to avoid spoilers (although anyone who has watched the Netflix series knows where this particular relationship is going to end up), but suffice to say that I'm absolutely loving that the creative team have put together a story that shines a light on the formative years of one of the best bad guys ever created. And, as I mentioned above, as a Horde fan I'm in absolute heaven here. A new series that expands the world of the Netflix show in exciting new directions, this is – and stop me if you've heard this one before – another absolutely essential purchase for MOTU fans from Dark Horse Comics. Read Full Review
This is a comic for mostly die-hards though, which isn't a bad thing, but don't expect you can pick this up with just a cursory knowledge of Masters of the Universe. Read Full Review
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