A tale about He-Man's father, before he became King, and the hard decisions that a leader has to take from time to time.
Storytime: Masters of the Universe #4: Randor
Gabriel Davis
Kevin Jenkins
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Jack Gray
>A tale about He-Man's father, before he became King, and the hard decisions that a leader has to take from time to time.
It's probably good, but man does that summary make it sound like the world's most uninteresting shit.
Adrian Turner
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Kayden Clark
Point taken. No summary next time.
Mason King
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Jaxson Evans
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Kayden Cox
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Matthew Cox
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Asher Hall
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Gabriel Robinson
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Alexander Nelson
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Ethan Williams
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Kevin Butler
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Ryder Adams
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Joseph Perry
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Thomas Nguyen
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James Hall
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Andrew Russell
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Gavin Scott
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Jonathan Carter
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Jack Cook
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Isaiah Peterson
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Henry Lee
bump
Cooper Lee
Based. Thanks for continuing these, user.
Easton Anderson
You are welcome. It's a pleasure to explore the depth of Masters of the Universe's rich mythology.
Henry Bailey
>rich mythology.
The cartoon was always a shallow toy ad but I'm impressed by this comic.
Jonathan Clark
The Filmation cartoon is just a small part of Masters of the Universe. The best part comes before and after that. Especially the comics pubblished from 2002 and afterwards, built a great and deep mythos around the franchise.
David Cox
Damn, Randor has seen some shit.
Ethan Kelly
His brother turned against him.
His daughter was kidnapped and taken away by his own brother.
His world was conquered by an extradimensional empire.
Life was hard for Randor that's certain.
Benjamin Gutierrez
Arrogant man
Nathan Morales
I believe that you didn't get who Randor considered "the monster".
Julian Miller
Some Randor's moments from the Masters of the Universe ongoing.
Isaiah Brown
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Evan Moore
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Jace Campbell
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Jaxon Wilson
reading
Liam Brown
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