A review by katiecatbooks
He-Man and the Masters of the Universe: The Newspaper Comic Strips by Chris Weber, Karen Wilson, James Shull
5.0
80's. Adventure hero. Based on cartoon.
Story: This book chronicles the He-Man newspaper comics from beginning to end.
Characters: He-Man is in reality Prince Adam, with the secret ability to transform. He saves the day with the help of his friends, not just with brawn but with brains.
Language: Very 80's dialogue. Full of cheesy lines and some morals. Contains suggestive adult content, but also appropriate reading for younger readers. While a lot of the dialogue with women is very sexist, women play strong roles in the book and are often the heroes.
A fun leap backwards in time, a nice distraction from my normal reading. Took some time to read because the book is so physically big it often causes cricks in my neck so I had to take lots of breaks!
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Story: This book chronicles the He-Man newspaper comics from beginning to end.
Characters: He-Man is in reality Prince Adam, with the secret ability to transform. He saves the day with the help of his friends, not just with brawn but with brains.
Language: Very 80's dialogue. Full of cheesy lines and some morals. Contains suggestive adult content, but also appropriate reading for younger readers. While a lot of the dialogue with women is very sexist, women play strong roles in the book and are often the heroes.
A fun leap backwards in time, a nice distraction from my normal reading. Took some time to read because the book is so physically big it often causes cricks in my neck so I had to take lots of breaks!
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