He-Man and the Masters of the MULTIverse #2

[superboyprime]

"For me, I was surprised I got so much mileage from The New Adventures of He-Man, the sort of Space He-Man sequel. I wasn't as familiar with it, it came out when I was just old enough not to be super dedicated to it, but there's some cool stuff in there. I mean, a haunted spaceship that's possessed by an ancient spirit and mutant warriors? Giant spaceships that they can surf on top of? There's some cool stuff in there!" - Tim Seeley

Comments

[leahandillyana]

Is She-Ra and her friends in this comic?

[super_fly]

We get Hordak and his crew in a later issue but sadly no She-Ra

[scorntx]

Not sure Anti He-Man can cast any shade on anyone else being ridiculous...

[lbd_nytetrayn]

Hm, guess the mini-comics has stuff fromthe cartoon as well? Or did they combine them here?

[super_fly]

If you're talking about the mini comics that came with the toys

Well, we'll see soon. Boy will we see.

[lbd_nytetrayn]

Yeah, the He-Man (not MotU) mini-comics had Starship Eternia absorb the Power of Grayskull, turning Adam into He-Man permanently and Skeletor being injured to such a degree that he had to become a cyborg in order to survive. None of those things happened in the cartoon, however, which I think is where Master Sebrian, Crita (female villain), Mara (ponytail girl), and Caz (shepherd boy) were all exclusive to (prior to Classics)?

I don't recall if I got to read all of the mini-comics, so they might have been imported there, much as Filmation's stuff was later incorporated into later MotU mini-comics.

Oh, and "Space He-Man's" sword here is based on the toy/mini-comic version, where it had a more lightsaber-like blade, while in the toon, it was metal.