

The realm of Eternia faces untold challenges when the champions of the best-selling fighting game series Injustice come to He-Man seeking help! And when Skeletor allies himself with the dark Superman and Wonder Woman on the other side of the battle, Injustice vs. Masters of the Universe becomes a war that spans two universes! Prince Adam, a.k.a. He-Man, has regained his throne, but the secrets his people learned during his disappearance have left his authority severely weakened. When he takes the invitation to help Batman, Harley Quinn, Green Arrow, Starfire and other heroes of the world of Injustice , the evil Skeletor sees a chance to defeat his enemy once and for all by offering his own insights on how to defeat He-Man, Teela and the other Masters of the Universe! Plus: Swamp Thing and Mossman find common ground, Darkseid comes to Castle Grayskull and even more surprises courtesy of writer Tim Seeley ( Nightwing ) and artist Freddie E. Williams II ( He-Man/Thundercats )! Injustice vs. Masters of the Universe collects the entire six-issue epic! Review: A Fun Read and Great Ride of Total Nostalgia Joy!! - I was very skeptical when this series was coming out. The previous DC Universe vs Masters of the Universe 6 issue series that came out in 2013 was pure garbage in story and art. You could tell writer Keith Giffen and artist Dexter Soy were just going through the motions and collecting paychecks as the story lacked 'depth' and 'feel'. Enter writer Tim Seeley and Freddie E. Williams II who both might not be the greatest comic creators, but did a fantastic job! Why? Because you could tell they're both fans of the source, especially Seeley!! From the opening page I could feel Seely's knowledge and love for the He-Man world and it felt like I was watching those old He-Man Filmation cartoons from the 80s. Simply put, it was a fun read and a great ride of total nostalgia joy! And that's what makes it an enjoyable comicbook story without any of the political and PC drama that plagues comics today. No BS just a good blast of retro fun! Great job guys because YOU HAVE THE POWER!!!! Review: Wonderful Story - This is one of my favorite American comics. If you love MOTU and/or the Injustice series, you will enjoy this. It's a follow-up to the Superman ending of Injustice 2.
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J**G
A Fun Read and Great Ride of Total Nostalgia Joy!!
I was very skeptical when this series was coming out. The previous DC Universe vs Masters of the Universe 6 issue series that came out in 2013 was pure garbage in story and art. You could tell writer Keith Giffen and artist Dexter Soy were just going through the motions and collecting paychecks as the story lacked 'depth' and 'feel'. Enter writer Tim Seeley and Freddie E. Williams II who both might not be the greatest comic creators, but did a fantastic job! Why? Because you could tell they're both fans of the source, especially Seeley!! From the opening page I could feel Seely's knowledge and love for the He-Man world and it felt like I was watching those old He-Man Filmation cartoons from the 80s. Simply put, it was a fun read and a great ride of total nostalgia joy! And that's what makes it an enjoyable comicbook story without any of the political and PC drama that plagues comics today. No BS just a good blast of retro fun! Great job guys because YOU HAVE THE POWER!!!!
G**L
Wonderful Story
This is one of my favorite American comics. If you love MOTU and/or the Injustice series, you will enjoy this. It's a follow-up to the Superman ending of Injustice 2.
S**T
Full of motu greatness
This comic is a ton of fun for a lifetime fan of dc and motu. It proves He-man is the greatest hero of all time.
G**M
Interesting Series
If you like DC and He-Man you will like this series. If was a fun read and a new twist with old characters. The series felt a bit rushed but I still enjoyed it. I would love to see a sequel to this series.
K**D
Excellent book!
I have always liked the Masters of the Universe but never collected the comics except when they crossed over with the DC characters. The main DC storylines no longer interest me and haven't since Blackest Night. Hardly any of the characters are recognizable anymore. But I will say the Injustice books are excellent and a breath of fresh air. I highly recommend this Masters of the Universe crossover with the Injustice universe and I'm curious with what will happen next with both universes. If you're tired of the convoluted and confusing DC universe books give Injustice and/or Masters of the Universe a try.
G**E
Great story. Good art. Great ending.
I loved reading this. What a great way to end the Injustice series overall. If Ed Boon (creator of Mortal Kombat & Injustice) wanted to he could use this story as a plot line for another Injustice video game. I'm amazed at how MOTU was used in this story to not only stop Superman but multiple threats at every corner.
J**D
I’m a fan of He-Man now
I usually don’t care about He-Man, but this book has made me a fan. Tim Seeley wrote a great story here, love the way he used a lot of characters from Injustice and Masters of the Universe, gave everyone in the story the right amount of time. I personally can’t wait for the next mini series. There was so much drama with Eternia that blew me away, I liked the intrigue of Darkseid and Superman being as the big bad guys of this. Even Supergirl plays an important role in this, another character I never cared about. Recommend for anybody that likes Injustice or MOTU.
M**R
Thanks
The best history is ti end
J**G
Nostalgia
I had the classic comic of He-Man vs Superman when I was a kid. This book brought back good memories and did not disappoints. The art is crisp and full of details, basically the Masters of the Universe character designs steal the show.
K**I
Who is the most powerful man in the universe?
Actually was not expecting much from this comic. Even the art work I saw at the front if it I did not think I would like it, but I loved it. I grew up on He-man and loved the more mature series that came out recently. The crossovers have been great, and the Eternia War was awsome. This was the best of the cross overs so far. Everything I was worried about was not an issue the art work that I was not crazy about fit the mini-series/TPB perfectly. Even though I followed the Masters of the Universe series, I have up on Injustice very early on, so I did not have any real hope for Injustice 2. I liked the continuit of of the MOTU series. The previous crossovers were mentioned, and the secrets discovered then, were remembered now. I really liked the link between Clark Kent and Prince Adam. There are great fights and lot of brutal action. I really like Adam proving his worth and proving himself worthy of is power as opposed to Superman abusing his. There are deaths in this series and legacies broken. If this fits into the Injustice continuity I am not sure where they go from here. The would still fit into MOTU and Eternia War coming later. An awesome book. I loved everything about it. The artwork is great, great story and plots all characters were done perfectly. Every issue/chapter starts with the cover of the issue. At the end instead of a cover gallery it is actually a sketches and character art designs. This is a great book, and a must have for fans of either franchise. I am incredibly impressed.
A**R
Good..
Good..
A**6
Immancabile per gli anti dei MOTU
Una delle storie più belle dei MOTU. Colpi di scena, immagini con mille comprimari, scontri mai scontati. Consigliatissimo a tutti gli amanti dei MOTU. Dieci piani sopra il crossover con i Cats
M**I
Excelente
Pasta dura, viene en inglés, excelente compra.
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