This issue was okay I suppose, just nothing that had me going wow. It just wasn't anywhere near as strong as the opening issue. Read Full Review

This mini-series continues to be a surprise with different character dynamics and entertaining twists. Read Full Review

Overall, this second installment maintains the highly enjoyable ride of the first issue. The story progresses while keeping true to the tone of the narrative in a completely different setting. It's easy to see this is a labor of love for Masters of the Universe fans, and I can't wait to see which universe we visit next. Read Full Review

This comic is a bit jumbled, like most multiversal team-ups are, and I think it'll be best appreciated by those very versed in the lore of Eternia. The good news is, even for newbies to this '80s franchise, it's full of enough exciting bits and intriguing characters to make it a fun read. Read Full Review

He-Man and the Masters of the Multiverse #2 is the equivalent of a Big Mac with a large fries and a Coke from McDonalds. Its not good, and nobody will ever argue that it is, but sometimes its exactly what you need, and in those moments, its actually pretty satisfying. Read Full Review

Overall, He-Man & the Masters of the Multiverse continues to be a fun jaunt through He-Man's past, present, and future type universes, with an interesting team of heroes, set up to take us on this journey. This issue mimicked the firsts issue in style and pacing a bit making everything a bit less of a surprise here, but enjoyable none the less.  If you're a He-Man fan that understands every single callout made regarding New Adventures of He-Man though I think you get slightly more out of this issue than I did.  I'm still siked to see where this story progresses and suggest He-Man fans, especially very well versed ones, check this out. Read Full Review

Fraga, Friend and Yackey provide really fun and detailed artwork throughout the issue. I really like that Fraga changes his style somewhat between each different type of He-Man - all buff and muscular. The cartoon version is still the most interesting one, as he’s so much different than the rest of the cast and because of this, gets to have a ton of different expressions. Read Full Review

The second issue is more all over the place than the first, making it a little harder to keep up at times, even though it's contained to mainly one location. Read Full Review