Ghost launched the U.S. leg of the Skeletour World Tour at CFG Bank Arena in Baltimore. They did "Square Hammer,” "Dance ...

When it comes to verbal beatdowns, the Skeletor insults in He-Man and the Masters of the Universe beat everything else!

Skeletor is comprised of more than just blue plastic. Joshua Hale Fialkov writes a grim and horrific look into the soul of an evil man in DC Comics' Masters of the Universe: The Origin of Skeletor ...

Skeletor, the iconic supervillain from the 1980s cartoon series “He-Man Masters of the Universe,” has transcended his original role as a bad guy and become a staple of meme culture.

In this quest to protect Primus, Skeletor takes the chaos of the battle to his advantage, and transports himself, He-Man, Mara, and Crita to a secluded location for the final fight.

I believe, you, Skeletor, are the villain. And I believe that after almost 40 years of watching your work that you deserved to finally catch a break. Congratulations, Skeletor.

Jared Leto has joined "Masters of the Universe" as Skeletor, the archenemy of He-Man (Nicholas Galitzine); Trap Jaw, Tri-Klops and Goat Man have also been cast.

“Skeletor is not a good guy by any stretch of the imagination. He wants to take over the castle so he can rule Endor completely and dictatorially, which is not the best thing,” Pearlmann said.

Skeletor, as the arch-foe of He-Man and all of Eternia, was always depicted as a fairly ill-tempered guy. He had his schemes for taking over the Castle Grayskull, but they always failed — often ...

Additionally, the original voice of Skeletor, Alan Oppenheimer, will portray Moss-Man. Kevin Michael Richardson will also play Skeletor’s minion, Beast Man, alongside Kevin Conroy as Mer-Man ...

Skeletor’s ending doesn’t actually change with that one deleted scene. He still gets to be a martyr of sorts, but by giving him one last villainous jump scare, ...

Larry Bird and Skeletor feature in a painting so perfect yet so haunting, it will burn an image into your mind and leave it there for you to tell people what you saw decades from now. Or not ...