Abducting Teela is the laziest and most overused He-Man
plot of all time, and apart from Skeletor threatening to launch her into space,
there’s nothing new happening here (well, there’s the Power Sword burning
Skeletor when he picks it up; let’s just say there’s nothing new and
good).
About the only thing this book does that’s worth noting is
that it recaps the origin of Skeletor following Michael Halperin’s series bible
(he’s from Eternia’s evil “sister” planet, Infinita).
Like the previous books in this series, Castle Grayskull and
He-Man and Battle Cat, the art is terrible. And what non-poor art there
is here is reused from those books.
In short, The Revenge of Skeletor doesn’t do anything
anywhere near well enough to recommend it.
