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Jame Eatock (a UK based cartoon and pop culture expert) has the start of an deep dive into the world in and around the short lived 1986 series "Galaxy High"
Which you might remember most from it's theme song
James REALLY knows his stuff and has put the work in so I hope you'll give it a look
cereal:geek TV - TOP TEN MASKS! (MASK)
cereal:geek TV - "Enter: She-Hulk" EPISODE COMMENTARY - The Incredible Hulk
En casa leyendo la revista #CerealGeek elaborada por #JamesEatock Quienes puedan conseguirlas en formato cbr, pdf o en físico se las recomiendo, tiene buena información sobre series de los 80s, análisis de las intros de las series panel x panel... Si son fanáticos de los 80s y en especial de masters of the universe sigan a James en su cuenta @cerealgeek77 --------------------- At home reading the #CerealGeek magazine prepared by #JamesEatock Those who can get them in cbr, pdf or physical format recommend them to you, they have good information of 80s tvseries, as well as analysis of the intros of the series panel by panel ... If you are fans of the 80s and especially of masters of the universe, follow James on your account @ cerealgeek77 (en Milagrocity) https://www.instagram.com/p/B-LQ9D9jdD7/?igshid=muy4s9nbtdws
(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3P5HFe2qRpE)
Another illustration I did last year for a She-Ra story in James Eatock's wonderful cereal:geek magazine (incidentally, James is nowadays providing excellent content for the official He-Man and The Masters of The Universe YouTube channel). There are still copies of issues 13 and 14 available (the story spans across the two issues), and they can be ordered here: http://www.cerealgeek.com/issue_13_14.html.
James Eatock and I have produced a new (unofficial) She-Ra: Princess of Power story for his '80s animation megazine, cereal:geek. Using the look of the characters as they appear in the Filmation series, but presented in the storybook format of the Golden Adventure book series, we cooked-up a kind-of "lost episode", titled "The Secret's Out". There are fifteen illustrations total, and the story appears in two parts in issues 13 and 14 of the magazine, which you can order here.
