Pitch a crossover of the characters above you

Skeletor hires Lobo to kill He-man. Lobo be's badass. Skeletor quips.

>>93543507
And presumably, Skeletor fucks up when he springs his own trap that tries to take out both He-Man and Lobo which isn't good for him when they both escape...

>>93545504
I kinda like the idea of an anarchist magician in the Cursed Earth using some of that Pictissh magic from "Kings of the Night" to bring Conan into teh modern day to kill the Judge
yeah, none of that pussy-ass "fight and team up" bullshit, these are two completely opposed men who will not let the other live.
Conan of course builds a gang in Mega-Vity One, looking to destroy the corrupt system and encourage civil disobedience while Dredd leads the judges to kill all of them
At this point I imagine only one could win (unless there was a multiple-choice ending...) but I suppose it doesn't really need to be included in the pitch

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these two?

>>93543444
The Main Man is contracted by Horde Prime to go after He-Man. HP wants the Power Sword, so that he can use the power of Grayskull to open a dimensional rift and kill the elder gods of good that maintain the cosmic balances that ultimately thwart his plans. Skeletor gets wind of this plan and sets out to stop Lobo from taking the Power Sword, since its departure from Eternia would spell the end of Skelly's ambitions

>>93546063
but what are the dynamics between the characters?

>>93543444
Shouldn't Lobo go after Skeletor and not He-Man? Being a part of a faction of aliens that go from planet to planet conquering shit.

Skeletor might be the next on his Horde shit list.

>>93546663
Lobo is a mercenary. He goes after whoever his clients tell him to go after. Unless his client tries to double-cross him.