By Klep Napier | WeAreCritiX.com For decades, Masters of the Universe has occupied a strange place in pop culture. It's one of the most recognizable toy and cartoon brands of the 1980s, yet every attempt to bring He-Man back to the mainstream has faced the same question: can modern audiences actually take this world seriously? After all, this is a franchise filled with magical swords, skull-faced villains, giant green battle cats, and characters with names like Trap Jaw, Man-
