I have wondered why there was never a He-Man video game.  I guess Mattel only cared about selling toys. 

And yet, Barbie had a Nintendo game.  Barbie preceded He-Man by over 20 years; that's the only way I can make even a modicum of sense of this.

Actually, there was a He-Man video game that had a nationwide release for the Atari and Intellevision back in the early 80's.

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Yes, it is.

Vaporman87 wrote :

Actually, there was a He-Man video game that had a nationwide release for the Atari and Intellevision back in the early 80's.
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Why the heck I couldn't find this when I was looking for it a while back, I don't know


ha ha ha!

What an awful picture! Where on earth is his "super suit" (as Skeletor calls it in one of the old Read Alongs)?

In a poignant moment, He-Man gives up his power, under the impression that his actions have caused the death of someone...

 

rakesh123 wrote :

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Rakesh is a man of few words, but when it comes to his work... they aren't words at all.

Why do I find this to be so awesome? My gut hurts from laughing so hard.

OMG VAPORMAN DID YOU KNOW ABOUT THIS?!?!

The Power and Honor Foundation is releasing a book, to be published by Dark Horse, called The Art of He-Man and the Masters of the Universe. The book will contain a range of concept and production art. Looks pretty cool.