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Anonymous Sat 06 Aug 2022 16:00:59 No.9966898 View View Report

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>>9966889
Sure. "Vikor" is literally a Conan sketch Mark Taylor did while Mattel held the toy license without, ultimately, doing anything with it.
Totally legal, probably only because Conan Properties International already took Mattel to court once and lost.

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Crimson Commander !!uoqqXVkn8aK Sun 22 Nov 2020 04:48:17 No.8578938 View View Report

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>>8578906

Also the first technical art of He-Man that's confirmed to exist, is Mark Taylor's sketch of Torak from 1979-- 3 years after Conan was in production.
https://battleramblog.com/he-man-most-powerful-man-in-the-universe-1982/

Also Mark Taylor did sketches for the Mattel Conan toyline:
>Update: Emiliano Santalucia of The Power and the Honor Foundation has learned that the character known as Vikor, commonly thought to be an early He-Man concept, was in fact Taylor’s sketch for the aborted Mattel Conan line. In retrospect perhaps it should have been obvious – he looks very much like the classic Conan character, and not much like any version of He-Man

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Crimson Commander !!uoqqXVkn8aK Sun 22 Nov 2020 04:46:24 No.8578934 View View Report

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>>8578906
Also the first technical art of He-Man that's confirmed to exist, is Mark Taylor's sketch of Torak from 1979-- 3 years after Conan was in production.
https://battleramblog.com/he-man-most-powerful-man-in-the-universe-1982/

Also Mark Taylor did sketches for the Mattel He-Man toyline:
>Update: Emiliano Santalucia of The Power and the Honor Foundation has learned that the character known as Vikor, commonly thought to be an early He-Man concept, was in fact Taylor’s sketch for the aborted Mattel Conan line. In retrospect perhaps it should have been obvious – he looks very much like the classic Conan character, and not much like any version of He-Man

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