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invisibleadversary · 8 years
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Skeletor and Hordak enter a dark partnership, from the newspaper comic strip "Day of the Comet."
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comiccrusaders · 8 years
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REVIEW: He-Man and the Masters of the Universe: The Newspaper Comic Strips
REVIEW: He-Man and the Masters of the Universe: The Newspaper Comic Strips
It is hard to believe that a line of toys could have as much impact as He-Man and the Masters of the Universe. Immediately after the toy came out, there were the afternoon cartoons, then comics and video games and movies. There was a spin-off designed to appeal to girls, She-Ra: Princess of Power. The cartoon was revived twice. It never lasts long, but always reinforces the cult status of the…
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shadowwingtronix · 7 years
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He-Man Comic Strips: Day Of The Comet
BW begins the He-Man Comic Strips reviews with "Day Of The Comet"
The He-Man newspaper comic premiered on a Sunday with a quick explanation of the premise: Eternia is a world where both magic and science work together (oooh, imagine a storyline where a sorcerer hates science or a scientist hates magic, or both, and one is trying to expel the other from Eternia), that Adam is He-Man, and who shares that secret. Then writer Jim Shull, in his solo tale for the…
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comicbookhistorians · 6 years
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The 1987 - 1991 He-Man Newspaper strip started out of a consolidation of writer-artist-editor talent from Filmation in cooperation with Mattel, which had toward the end of the He-Man cartoon and the beginning of She-Ra. For the most part it was written by husband and wife team Chris Weber (writer) and Karen Willson (editor) and drawn by Gerald Forton. Connie Schurr colored the Sundays. It was popular globally until 2 years into its run when it was dropped in the USA from lack of popularity but continued in Europe and South America. It is seen as continuing the story from the Animated Cartoon which goes into an aging Man-at-Arms who meets his love and gets engaged to be married, Prince Adam understanding the boring responsibility of training to become a King, and a buddening romance between Teela and He-Man who actually kiss. There is some exploration into Castle Grayskull and of course, it delves further into the discovery of King Hiss of the Snake Men and the inner workings of Snake Mountain. Interviews with the writer-editor team show that Mattel had to approve every script submitted by the Filmation creative team on these strips.
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