Dragon's Gift is the title of the Masters of the Universe minicomic, which is an adaptation of the television episode of the same name. Masters of the Universe (commonly abbreviated to MOTU) is a Media franchise created by Mattel. The story was written by Michael Halperin and the artwork was drawn by Alfredo Alcala
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Characters
- Heroic Warriors
- King Randor, Man-At-Arms, Teela, Prince Adam/He-Man
- Evil Warriors
- Skeletor
- Other Heroic Characters
- Granamyr
Summary
Skeletor wants to turn the king into a statue with a cursed amulet, but it strikes Man-at-Arms instead. Alfredo P Alcala ( August 23, 1925 - April 8, 2000) was a Filipino Comic book artist, born in Talisay Negros King Randor is a Fictional character who appears in the popular 1980s Masters of the Universe franchise Man-at-arms (also called armsman or coistrel) was a medieval term for a Soldier, almost always a professional Teela ( "Warrior Goddess!") ( IPA: /ˈtiːlə/ is a Fictional character from the Masters of the Universe franchise Prince Adam is a Fictional character in the Masters of the Universe franchise and twin brother of Princess Adora. He-Man ( "The Most Powerful Man in the Universe!") ( IPA: /ˈhiː Skeletor ( IPA: US /'skel?t??r/ is a Fictional character in the Masters of the Universe franchise the arch-enemy and main He-Man and Teela go to Granamyr, the oldest and wisest dragon on Eternia, to find the cure. After some trouble with a few monsters, they reach his cave. He agrees to help them, if they do something for him in return: chop down the Tree of Life, an ancient tree, and bring it to him. A manticore is guarding this tree, but it is no match for He-Man. The manticore is a Legendary creature similar to the Egyptian Sphinx. The tree, which is sentient, agrees to be chopped down to save Man-at-Arms' life. Suddenly He-Man's conscience stops him; he cannot take a life to save one, and spares the tree. He returns and tells Granamyr of his failure, but the old dragon proclaims it was a test of He-Man's mercy and wisdom and that he has done well. The dragon provides them with a spell to save Man-At-Arms.
Granamyr
- This is Granamyr's only minicomic appearance. Although he is red in the television series, in the comic he is green.
Chronology
| Preceded by Siege of Avion |
Masters of the Universe minicomics |
Succeeded by Masks of Power |
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