Invisible Skeletor MOTU Origins Cartoon Collection In-Hand Images
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Hot off the heels of his Frosta and Buzz-Off reviews, Mr. Home Arcade completes a hat trick of in-hand images with Invisible Skeletor, completing the Wave 24 set! Be sure to be on the lookout for Mr. Home Arcade’s video later today on his YouTube Channel! Without further ado, let’s dive into the Invisible Skeletor MOTU Origins Cartoon Collection in-hand images with some very cool comparisons!
During the Wave 24 Cartoon Collection preorder, we got an early look Invisible Skeletor’s card art, but now we can see the stunning artwork integrated into the card art and we can see all of that Filmation goodness! The art shows off the amazing work of fetch.franciscoetchart and features a scene from the FIlmation episode “Disappearing Act.”
Here are some shots of Skeletor (front and back) and you can literally see right through him!
Here we have Invisible Skeletor stripped down to his tight and curly’s and we can see the gaggle of accessories he comes with.
This Skeletor figure came out amazing and he looks awesome donning Orko’s cloak! We can also see what he looks like with and without the helmet!
His translucent Havoc Staff, his face plate, and his invisibility helmet accessories look freakin amazing on him! He looks awesome posed with his translucent Havoc Staff with and without his cloak and helmet. The different faceplates also give you some great options for his look you want to give him for your shelf!
Here are some comparison picks with previous Cartoon versions of Skelly and other translucent figures!
Wave 24 Mini Comic
Mr. Home Arcade also snapped images of the Wave 24 mini comic!
Pages 1 and 2
Hordak triumphantly claims the fortress amidst chaos as dark forces from Despondos, that overwhelm Snake Mountain. Meanwhile, the heroes rally outside Castle Grayskull, facing dire odds, Hordak has launched a two-pronged invasion—attacking Eternia with horrors from Despondos and threatening Etheria with his monstrous armada. Skeletor, left alone, was captured in the events of previous mini-comics. As She-Ra and the Crystal Castle are surrounded, the heroes realize they must reopen the rift between Eternia and Etheria to send aid.
Pages 3 and 4
Skeletor is attacked by ancient, otherworldly beings from Despondos who seek physical form, leaving his soul ravaged. Amid his suffering, a former mentor, Hordak, confronts him emotionally and physically, expressing deep regret and betrayal. He recounts how he saved and empowered Skeletor (formerly Keldor), raising him as his own, only to be abandoned when he needed help most. The page ends with a dramatic accusation and a haunting reminder of the damage caused Skeletor.
Pages 5 and 6
Skeletor lashes out, rejecting the idea that he was saved—claiming instead he was cursed and molded into a monster by his former master. He sees his pursuit of power as a desperate attempt to escape the self-loathing created by that manipulation. Their brutal confrontation escalates as Hordak mocks Skeletor’s pain and promises even deeper psychological torment. Despite the darkness, a glimmer of hope emerges: the gateway between Eternia and Etheria opens, and She-Ra is on her way. The battle isn’t over—hope lives on as long as it’s fought for. To be continued…
Where to Buy
You can preorder the figures at the following retailers below:
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