nor credited. A character who may or may not be a Comtech appears in the 2003 comic "Icons of Evil: Tri-Klops." The Snake Men The Snake Men are another evil faction, who sought to conquer Eternia in its ancient past, and after centuries of imprisonment are brought to the present with a vengeance. The Masters of the Universe Classics toyline states that the Snake Men were created from the DNA splicing of three cold-blooded alien races and were bred by the Unnamed One. Fang-Or First appearing in the Masters of the Universe Classics toyline, Fang-Or is a vicious Snake Man who can regrow his fangs after launching them like knives in battle. He became a mechanical expert after assisting the Snake Man form of Man-At-Arms where he built the Rattle Trap for King Hiss. King Hiss Ruler of the Snake Men, King Hiss can shed his human-like "skin" to become a twisting mass of five headed Hydra/Shesha-like snakes from the waist up. In the 2002 series, The Sorceress describes King Hiss as wielding magic as great of that of the Elders. King Hiss was defeated by Hordak and his minions in the times of King Grayskull. Ages later, King Hiss and his henchmen were sealed away beneath Snake Mountain (which Hiss built) by Zodak, to be released during the reign of King Randor by Kobra Khan, General Rattlor, and Evil-Lyn. In the unproduced Episode 40 of the 2002 series, his name is spelled "King Hsss." The new 2002 version is his belated cartoon appearance as he never appeared in the original 1980s cartoon as it ceased production by the time Mattel released his figure. King Hiss appeared in the game He-Man: The Most Powerful Game in the Universe. King Hiss was voiced by Brian Dobson in the 2002 series. NOTE: King Hiss was voted No. 11 in The 14 Least Masterful Masters of the Universe by Io9. Comic Book Resources listed the character as part of He-Man: 15 Most Powerful Masters of the Universe. Kobra Khan Kobra Khan is a cobra-type Snake Man whose character pre-dates the introduction of the Snake Men. He appears as one of Skeletor's Evil Warriors in the He-Man and the Masters of the Universe animated series, in which he sprays a sleeping gas, and on one occasion, is shown to have stretchable arms similar to the Sssqueeze character. In the series, the gas came from