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The Art of He-Man and the Masters of the Universe Limited Edition Hard Cover
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By the power of Greyskull, I have the POWER ... to open this beautiful new limited edition of The Art of He-Man out this week.
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We have some pictures of Dark Horse Comics gift to He-Man fans. He-Fans?
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From their site: "In 1982, the world was introduced to He-Man and the Masters of the Universe. What followed was a cultural sensation that changed the landscape of children’s entertainment forever!"
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The Art of He-Man itself has been out for a few months, but this limited set includes a collector’s edition of the book, a portfolio featuring an exclusive print by Gerald Parel...
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...and a die-cut two-piece “castle greyskull” box, complete with drawbridge action.
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The Art-of He-Man totally deserves the princely trappings.
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For example, here's a section about animation cells and backgrounds.
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Including this removable faux animation cell as a visual aid!
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Never let it be said that He-Man and the Masters of the Universe didn't have a strong design sensibility.
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Clearly illustrated by the book's wealth of art.
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Here's the regular version of The Art of He-Man (back left), compared to the limited set.
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Skeletor tries.
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Oh my god, does he try.
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Tries to fight He-Man in space, apparently.
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Look at the definition (on those fur briefs.)
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And presumably unproduced accessories. What the heck is he holding?
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I dunno, this skeleton head guy seems kind of ... sketchy.
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No joke here. Looking at storyboards is always just super interesting.
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She-Ra's in here too!
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Nice shades.
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Geography!
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Here's the regular Art of He-Man next to the limited edition's slipcase, again.
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And the back cover. It's the back of the post, after all!
