He-Man and the Masters of the Universe 2: Origins of Eternia

This volume is better than the first. To finally have the origin stories of MOTU Characters is like fulfilling a life goal. This volume was written well, and almost reminded me of Kill Bill Vol1. How every character has an origin and how they're conjoined. Definite 👍

The only DC Comics I have purchased since their NEW 52 fiasco are this and Batman "66. I have really enjoyed the MOTU series and hopefully you will too. This collection of stories expounds on the origins of some of the lead characters without feeling like a rehash of everything we already know.

The book itself is in perfect condition but a few of the stories inside were extremely disappointing: mainly the TrapJaw & Hordak ones. I didn’t like the art for the Hordak one at all & found the story to be just a lot of ranting and a mess.

A great read for fans! The changing artwork is an acquired taste. The back stories of the characters are well written.

BY THE POWER OF GREYSKULL! The old school version of He-Man returns with a vengeance in DC's The New 52. Eternia will never be the same. If you grew up on He-Man, if you were ever a fan of He-Man, then you need this graphic novel.

This was published just after DC bought the rights to He-Man and the Masters of the Universe. This book is a GREAT read.

I found this to be a confusing book. It gave an interesting perspective on how some characters came to be, but the stories were given no logical order or context.

It's back to the original feel of MOTU. Prince Adam and Orko are good characters in this version.