Los Angeles Times

An all-female writing team gives ‘She-Ra’ a modern makeover for a new Netflix reboot

In the fall of 1985, television audiences watched a young woman named Adora raise up a magical sword and transform into She-Ra for the first time. A fearless warrior princess committed to ridding her ...
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She-Ra Season 2 Review: Fantastic Family Affair, Too Few Episodes

She-Ra and the Princesses of Power are back! The DreamWorks Animation reboot of the 1985 cartoon burst onto the scene last fall when the first 14-episode run arrived on Netflix. Noelle Stevenson's ...
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‘She-Ra’ on Netflix: Is the ‘80s Version Better Than the New One?

She-Ra and the Princesses of Power completely charmed me. From the opening scenes, introducing us to plucky Horde soldier Adora, to the moment she realizes that ...
Digital Spy

The new-look She-Ra transforms in first teaser for Netflix revival of classic cartoon

The first-look footage from the show, which is a "modern take on the '80s girl power icon for a new generation of young fans", shows off Adora's transformation after finding a magical sword. She-Ra ...
National Catholic Register

She-Ra Sneaks ‘Queering’ Agenda Into Kids’ Cartoon

“For the honor of Grayskull, I am She-Ra!” the heroine of the 1980s cartoon would declare as she raised her magical sword. Back in the day, when I watched them in the afternoon after school, the ...