Yeah, unfortunately Instagram resized the second image! Here's the text: The most powerful He-Man fan site in the universe is back! As many of you know, He-Man.Org closed down in late 2023. The sit...

Check out this review of a replica of the original Tony Guerrero helmeted He-Man prototype by customizer Snobro. Read the full article on the Battle Ram Blog!

To celebrate the 10th anniversary of Battle Ram: A He-Man Blog, we thought we would reflect on the history of the site and what we’ve learned along the way. Check out our new article, and thank you al...

Check out some of the production variants from the MOTU Classics line! In this article we can see some of the running changes made to various figures in the Masters of the Universe Classics line, whic...

A 27 year-old mystery comes to an end! Val Staples, renowned He-Man historian and owner of Power-Con, goes over the history of "Savage He-Man" and tells the story behind Rick Hale's sealed Savage He-M...

Way back in 2008, there was a Retro Junk article outlining many of the connections between Big Jim and Masters of the Universe. Overall it was very informative, although there are a few errors in it. ...

Quakke is one of my favorite villains from the so-called “New Adventures of He-Man” series, mainly owing to his dynamic design and unusual action feature. Released at the tail end of the line, with a ...

Danielle Gelehrter recently sent me a digital copy of an unpublished mini comic script by Michael Halperin, called “Ring of Dreams.” It dates to June 16, 1983, meaning that it likely would have been p...

The Battle For Eternia board game was released in 1986. Unlike many Masters of the Universe board games, it was created in-house at Mattel, and appears in the 1986 Mattel dealer catalog. Mattel's desi...

He did this Tarzan comic, not sure exactly what it was for. Maybe it came with the Tarzan figure, or something else? But why the motorcycle?

Not really sure what you would call his style, but he could do a lot of different styles. Here's some artwork he did for Tarzan:

Written by Jukka Issakainen Recently, my co-partner Adam made an extensive article about why He-Man is NOT Mattel’s attempt to produce a Conan action figure, only to change ha...

No idea, but she's retired and a widow. I think for most people in that situation there comes a time when you do need to make some changes to keep yourself afloat - my mom will have to do that soon.

Names: Cometroid, Ty-Grrr, Astro Lion, Comet Cat, Tuskor, Dinosorb, Crocobite, Rhinorb, Orbear, and Gore-IllaFaction: Heroic or Evil MeteorbsApproximate US release date: October 11, 1986 I have a vagu...

Thank you!

Written by Adam McCombs Until recently I have avoided collecting any of Mondo’s 1/6 scale Masters of the Universe figures. It’s not because I don’t like the way they look – to the contrary, they look ...

Ninjor looks great, but would love to see a proper Sorceress like the one depicted on the box art - with only orange feathers on the inside of the cape

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Interview by Jukka Issakainen Note from Adam: this is a 2015 interview with Bob Nall conducted by Jukka Issakainen. Jukka’s interview inspired me to interview Bob myself several years later. Jukka unc...

Oh man, I wish! I loved that podcast, I used to listen to it constantly.

Thanks very much! 🙂

Rock on!!

Scott used a TON of images from my site (probably hundreds) as well, with zero acknowledgement. I usually don't mind people using images from my site but I do ask people to reference the source (wheth...

From the vintage line, there aren't that many figures that are 100% made from existing tooling. Stinkor, Moss Man, Panthor, and Screeech, and Faker. Of those Faker and Panthor are well-loved, especial...

So regarding the archive, it's basically just that all of the information from the site is saved and secure in Val's files. I don't personally think that it would be offered as an archive in the Archi...