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    Character » He-Man appears in 469 issues.

    Prince Adam, is the seemingly worry and careless prince of the planet Eternia, but he really is He-Man, "The Most Powerful Man in the Universe" and brave champion of Eternia, He-Man battles Skeletor and the forces of evil to bring peace to the universe along with his trusty companion Battle Cat and The Masters of the Universe.

    Joel Silver Has The Power Of Grayskull

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    Edited By gmanfromheck
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    Can it be true?  Will we see a live action He-Man movie?  I dug the cartoon growing up.  For some reason I never saw the 1987 "Masters Of The Universe" movie witth Dolph Lundgren.  Warner Bros. has set their sights on bringing He-Man back to the big screen.  Joel Silver will produce while John Stevenson will direct.  Mattel got the rights in 2007 and are finally getting around to making this a reality.

    Apparently when John Stevenson was first offered the movie, he had bad flashbacks to the first movie.  After visiting with Mattel and seeing their new character designs but their artists, he started feeling good about it. 

    He-Man was always a kind of cheesey character in my opinion but there is a lot of potential in the He-Man universe.  This could really be a good movie if done the right way.  I have to say that I am in support of this movie.  Let's get this thing going already.  I can't wait to see who will play Teela...
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    #1  Edited By inferiorego  Staff

    The 87 flick was very cheesy, but somehow frightening when i was 5

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    #2  Edited By Decept-O

    He-Man is a total tool!!!   Skeletor, however, is the Main Man!!!     Bwaa Haa Haaa!!  *cough*  Haa Haa!!  

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    #3  Edited By inferiorego  Staff

    ...welcome to the vine

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    #4  Edited By Decept-O

    I would say "Thank You" inferiorego, but I am comprised of evil, and know nothing of exchanging pleasantries and being polite.   "I Keel He-Man!"

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    #5  Edited By gmanfromheck

    I think Prince Adam was the tool.  But I couldn't stand Cringer.  He also got a bad deal in terms of names.  After transforming, he became "Battle Cat."  Oooh, impressive name.  Actually "He-Man" wasn't so great a name either.  Don't get me started on some of the other names (like Ram-Man).  I think I might be having second thoughts about this now...

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    #6  Edited By Decept-O

     


    Arrr..G-Man, I WAS going to mention that namby-pamby pink Preppy shirt wearing Prince Adam instead of He-Man.  I agree, Cringer....aye, aye.   Who was that numbnut creature with the giant "O" on his shirt, he had no face and floated all the time, and spoke with an annoying voice, casting spells and crap?   Not that it matters.     "I Keel Masters of the Universe!!"

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    #7  Edited By gmanfromheck

    They did at least do the PSA too (like G.I. Joe).  You don't really get these anymore.  Sure kids are supposed to learn this stuff from their parents but you could probably say that He-Man saved some kids.  No joke.

      


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    #8  Edited By .Mistress Redhead.

    ROFL

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    #9  Edited By gmanfromheck

    It's not supposed to be funny you know...(but it sorta is).

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    #10  Edited By .Mistress Redhead.

    I know... it just reminds me of my childhood.. and all the lame superhero ads in the back of comics about eating healthy and being a good person

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    #11  Edited By gmanfromheck
    .Mistress Redhead. said:
    "I know... it just reminds me of my childhood..."
    I started getting scared for you for a moment.  I was about to start wondering what kind of childhood you had that you would've needed He-Man to save you.  But as funny and cheesey as this may be, you don't see today's cartoons trying to inform kids like this (and the G.I. Joe, "knowing is half the battle").  Are they assuming parents are actually doing their jobs?
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    #12  Edited By .Mistress Redhead.
    G-Man said:
    ".Mistress Redhead. said:
    "I know... it just reminds me of my childhood..."
    I started getting scared for you for a moment.  I was about to start wondering what kind of childhood you had that you would've needed He-Man to save you.  But as funny and cheesey as this may be, you don't see today's cartoons trying to inform kids like this (and the G.I. Joe, "knowing is half the battle").  Are they assuming parents are actually doing their jobs?"
    you see it a little bit in Australia, we have characters that do ads about being healthy etc.. what i find sad is how much they push it these days.. like changing the cookie monster from eating cookies too them being an occasional food -_- wtf is up with that.

    AND as a youth worker, I can tell you... parents are not doing their jobs!

    oh be scared for me, im the girl who used to sneak out of her room at night and hide behind the couch watching movies my brother had gotten out... stuff like

    Fritz the cat
    Nightmare on elm street
    nightbreed
    halloween
    Reanimator
    Hellraiser..
    and i could go on.....

    im not a sane woman :-P

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    #13  Edited By gmanfromheck

    I loved Nightbreed and was pissed FOX screwed it up when it was supposed to be a trilogy.  Also loved the first two Hellraisers.  I got to meet Clive Barker.  Awesome guy.  Wait, what topic is this?  Guess we're getting a little off topic.

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    #14  Edited By .Mistress Redhead.
    G-Man said:
    "I loved Nightbreed and was pissed FOX screwed it up when it was supposed to be a trilogy.  Also loved the first two Hellraisers.  I got to meet Clive Barker.  Awesome guy.  Wait, what topic is this?  Guess we're getting a little off topic."
    ROFL of course we are...

    and yes im a big fan of those movies.. but seeing them at 8yrs old.....

    how was meeting the rather camp Clive Barker?
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    #15  Edited By gmanfromheck

    It was back when "The Great And Secret Show" came out.  Imagine if Clive Barker were involved in a He-Man movie...

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    #16  Edited By .Mistress Redhead.
    G-Man said:
    "It was back when "The Great And Secret Show" came out.  Imagine if Clive Barker were involved in a He-Man movie..."
    That would be a movie i would go see...

    I remember reading Cabal and being blown away at his mind.. always wanted to meet him and shake his head for messing up my head.. books of blood got hidden under my bed i was so scared of it..
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    #17  Edited By gmanfromheck

    He signed my book, "To my pal, Cyco." High school nickname.  A whoooooole other story.

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    #18  Edited By Crazy_Eights
    G-Man said:
    "They did at least do the PSA too (like G.I. Joe).  You don't really get these anymore.  Sure kids are supposed to learn this stuff from their parents but you could probably say that He-Man saved some kids.  No joke.

      


    "
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    HAHAHAHAHAHA pfft if they were touched why would they go to them
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    #19  Edited By Bigbadwolfx0

    @_mistress_redhead_: @crazy_eights:

    Can anyone use the power of greyskull

    I was reading a new comic and superman had his sword and asked if it was ok he man said yes but do not summon the power

    Would he man lose his power and would Clark become superhe-man

    I do not know much about he man he's a little bit before my time

    How strong and durable is and how does his power work does it have limits

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