He-Man was a tad before my time, but I remember being young and playing with my older brother's hand me down toys when I was little. I also recall watching the animated series and what not when I was younger as well. I have been utterly disappointed with DC on every level post new-52 launch (and now yet another reboot...) almost to the point of dropping the 3 batman titles which is all I get...so I was apprehensive to pick up a new DC title. Seeing as I have always been fond of He-Man I did so anyhow. I was amazed at how good the first two issues were. It seemed as though it had been printed by a different company.

Seeing what other's thoughts were as well as if anybody had any information on some classic He-Man comics of any sort!

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Unless you're refferring to how Marvel is copying DCs N52 stunt, what are you talking about?

I think he thinks the #0 issues are a reboot...

I think you are right, Tim Drake.

Hey Roulklag! The #0 issues are not another reboot. They are just origin stories.

You don't really want to drop the Batman titles just before they launch into the Joker-starring "Death of the Family" crossover do you? You're going to kick yourself if you miss that one.

I buy mainly DC, but none of the Bat books. Swamp Thing, Animal Man, Suicide Squad, and Demon Knights are solid titles with the current creative teams. I mainly follow those 4 along with the Legion books (fanboy), Action Comics by Grant Morrison, and Green Lantern by Geoff Johns. I find all 8 enjoyable, but I'd recommend the first 4 to any new readers.

Haven't read the new He-man stuff, but I've got to imagine it's handled better than the animated series re-boot a few years ago.

While I'm in the right age-bracket to be a fan of He-Man, it was, much like Transformers, something I just never got into as a kid, even though I fully respect its awesomeness.

That said, my Masters of the Universe-loving friends really dig the new comic. I'm not surprised, seeing as how it's written by James Robinson.

I liked that series. Stinkor was downright hilarious whenever he got to speak, and the Snake-Men finally got their chance to appear in an animated series without being part of someone else's team, which they really deserved after all this time. About the only thing I didn't like about it was that their only villains that weren't someone from the old series were a bunch of generic characters. Plus, any series that has vegetables wanting to eat people (see the episode "Orko's Garden") is all right by me. That is all.

glad it is not another reboot - thanks for clearing that up.
plan to get the batman stuff with joker, but that may be it.

also, started off getting about 10 dc issues when they first relaunched. dropped a few after one week and a few others as time went on.