Glove of Globolah

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Glove of Globolah (Revelation)
Type	Magic Weapon
Owner	Priestess
Behind the scenes
Era	Present

The Glove of Globolah as it appears in Masters of the Universe: Revelation.

History

The Glove of Globolah was steeped in the oldest magic of Eternia and one of the last remaining magical items on the planet after the destruction of the Orb of Power left Eternia without magic.

The Glove was kept on display in a temple overseen by the Priestess and was thought to be theftproof. But the evil Stinkor managed to steal it anyway. Without the glove, the followers of the temple felt empty and broken, so the Priestess hired two mercenaries, Teela and Andra to retrieve it.

Stinkor, who meant to sell the glove to the highest bidder, for magical items were at a premium at this time, had taken the glove to his lair. Wearing special masks to be able to stand Stinkor's fumes, Teela and Andra braved his lair, defeated Stinkor and took back the glove. The Priestess returned it to a glass case where it was displayed on the shape of a human hand, and thank the two mercenaries for stealing back the glove.

Trivia

• The original version of the Glove of Globolah made it's first and only appearance in a short story published in issue 5 of the Masters of the Universe UK London Editions Comic, released May 1986.
  • The name came about when editor and lead writer Brian Clarke was sketching out story ideas for the MOTU comic back in 1986, while his wife Jane was watching the football. Liverpool's goalkeeper at the time was Bruce Grobbelaar. As he saved a goal, Brian overheard the football commentator on the TV shout "Saved by the glove of Grobbelaar!"

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