Page 05 - The Nameless Warrior
mlai on Aug. 24, 2008
This “comic” will detail the characters in the comics FIGHT and FIGHT_2. Art by Mlai, cg colors by JustNoPoint.
Readers recognized that this man was from somewhere in the Masters of the Universe line. Some guessed He-man. Some guessed Skeletor. The really knowledgeable readers guessed Faker (Edbang is among those who thought this guy is Faker).
Let me tell you where he's from… When I was little, I saw MotU toys in a flea market. These figures had foreign packaging. The descriptions on the back and the pictures on the packaging are not the kid-friendly ones that we knew of. The pictures and words painted an untamed landscape where musclebound warriors riding on giant tigers roamed the wastes and battled with fearsome sorcery and gleaming steel. This was the original He-man (cue Conan music). I was scared of these toys when I saw them.
Anyways, He-man had a grey sword. Skeletor had an identical blue sword. The two swords combined to form one sword that neither could hold correctly in their hands. The American packaging didn't talk about this at all, but it didn't take very long for a kid to figure out what that meant.
I had taken a villain and put him in a position to be a hero. Now I wanted to take a hero and make him into a pitiless, implacable force of nature. But I didn't want to violate canon. This was what I came up with.
Evil Emperor Nick at 8:45AM, Aug. 27, 2008
You know in the earliest versions Skeletor was from another dimension and was seeking to bring more of his kind to this world. Perhaps he is simply another member of Skeletor's race.
CornBreadtm at 11:12PM, Aug. 25, 2008
I'm not going to lie I had like every he-man toy as a kid. but I was forced by my to give them away. I still remember the clicking sound that many-faces made when you changed faces. Now I wanta get them back... my power rangers too. I weep for my childhood. T-T