Listen to this more times than I could ever count as kid. Brough back so many good memories playing this in back ground while playing with MOTU figures. When He-man was He-man. Thank you.
shit brings me back to my childhood! ffs I even remember the record player, where I would sit, how I felt when I saw the awesome artwork.....this record was YUGE to me.
I had them all when i was a child (im 36yo) until they become to desapear or get wasted. Brilliant books, better than animated series and toys. Best era ever. Thank u for uploading.
@@eidolonfilmsukuk8456 Agreed. I couldn't stand the cartoon. Too corny with its recycled scenes. These mini-comics were the true essence of Masters of the Universe!
I'm going to make a T-Shirt of the panel where He-Man throws his ax and hits the wall. Sure his a was off and almost killed Randor, but the art is kickin!
I just bought the Construx Set with Point Dread and the Talon Fighter. Includes also Panthor, Battle Armor Skeletor, Zodac and Temple of Darkness Sorceress with Zoar. Great.
Oh this was all so great to begin with. I think of these - and the first four mini-books - as "the real" MOTU, before that lame cartoon despoiled it. For a little kid, what a great introduction to heroic fantasy. I'll always think of it this way, despite the corporate origins.
Pre-cartoon #Eternia ! The old illustrations are great. @ 4:57 ZODAC: "Greetings He-Man! ... I'm here to right a great wrong. Follow me! There is a #balance to the #Universe that must be kept, but Skeletor has upset that balance by playing a terrible trick on You with his energy blade." He-Man: "Yes! I know that now. But how can I guard the Castle, when Eternia needs me as well? How can I be two places at once?" Zodac: "Here is Your answer He-Man! Behold Point-Dread! It was created by same scientists who built Castle Grayskull ages ago before the great war. Point Dread moves through both #time and #space , so You can go anywhere in Eternia in any instant. Just fly the *Talon-Fighter* above it to any place You want to go. ... The scales of destiny are once again balanced. Farewell, He-Man!" Very mystical, indeed: "Point Dread"? In Kabbalism --> "Kefitzat Haderech/ The shortening of the way"? en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kefitzat_Haderech www.pantheon.org/articles/k/kefitzat_ha-derekh.html "Zodac - The Cosmic Protector"? en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zodiac
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Man......watching this makes me feel like I’m 6 years old again. Thanks for the great memories.
I know, right? I played it again and I still remembered all of it!
Listen to this more times than I could ever count as kid. Brough back so many good memories playing this in back ground while playing with MOTU figures. When He-man was He-man. Thank you.
shit brings me back to my childhood! ffs I even remember the record player, where I would sit, how I felt when I saw the awesome artwork.....this record was YUGE to me.
Oh my childhood. I had this when I was little. Thank you for posting this.
I had them all when i was a child (im 36yo) until they become to desapear or get wasted. Brilliant books, better than animated series and toys. Best era ever. Thank u for uploading.
These pre-cartoon/Pre-filmation mini-comics, records and story-book records stomp the cartoon.
This was my MOTU. The cartoon ruined it for me
@@eidolonfilmsukuk8456 Agreed. I couldn't stand the cartoon. Too corny with its recycled scenes. These mini-comics were the true essence of Masters of the Universe!
I absolutely love the early Alleca art on these charachters.
This is sooo nice, lots of memories, I do miss my talon fighter!
0:10
Holy shit, it's Blast Processing.
I'm going to make a T-Shirt of the panel where He-Man throws his ax and hits the wall. Sure his a was off and almost killed Randor, but the art is kickin!
Did you make the T-SHIRT?
This is so awesome, i had this as a kid!
So many wonderful memories!
I just bought the Construx Set with Point Dread and the Talon Fighter. Includes also Panthor, Battle Armor Skeletor, Zodac and Temple of Darkness Sorceress with Zoar. Great.
Point Dread, what a cool name for a playset, er excuse me, a rugged outpost.
Awesome. I brought the back in 1984. I only lost the booklet and record. Classic memories. Time to see Danger At Castle Grayskull. Hail He Man.
Oh this was all so great to begin with. I think of these - and the first four mini-books - as "the real" MOTU, before that lame cartoon despoiled it. For a little kid, what a great introduction to heroic fantasy. I'll always think of it this way, despite the corporate origins.
I luckily still have this
Pre-cartoon #Eternia !
The old illustrations are great.
@ 4:57
ZODAC: "Greetings He-Man! ... I'm here to right a great wrong. Follow me! There is a #balance to the #Universe that must be kept, but Skeletor has upset that balance by playing a terrible trick on You with his energy blade."
He-Man: "Yes! I know that now. But how can I guard the Castle, when Eternia needs me as well? How can I be two places at once?"
Zodac: "Here is Your answer He-Man! Behold Point-Dread! It was created by same scientists who built Castle Grayskull ages ago before the great war. Point Dread moves through both #time and #space , so You can go anywhere in Eternia in any instant. Just fly the *Talon-Fighter* above it to any place You want to go. ... The scales of destiny are once again balanced. Farewell, He-Man!"
Very mystical, indeed:
"Point Dread"?
In Kabbalism --> "Kefitzat Haderech/ The shortening of the way"?
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kefitzat_Haderech
www.pantheon.org/articles/k/kefitzat_ha-derekh.html
"Zodac - The Cosmic Protector"?
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zodiac
Oh no he's in a bit of danger
cool
He Got to the point!?
OH GAWD!
Is this from the mini comics?
Filmation probably had no involvement in this one. So that's why they didn't use John Erwin.
This long predates Filmation's cheesy reimagining of MOTU. There was no Prince Adam, Cringer etc when this was done
Why does Beast Man sound like Cookie Monster?
Skeletor sounds like Jon Kassir...
I had this
My record skips at "in moments".
Ha, why is lord of the thundercats voicing he-man?
Is it Larry Kenny? I thought it sounded like him.