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by Tim Seeley (Author), Freddie E. Williams (Illustrator), Andrew Dalhouse (Illustrator)
From New York Times bestselling writer Tim Seeley and Eisner award-winning artist Freddie E. Williams II, He-Man and the Masters of the Universe Volume 1: The Sword of Flaws collects the first four issues of this all-new, continuing He-Man comics series.
A legion of Heroic Warriors protects the magical realm known as Eternia. They are led by Teela Captain of the Royal Guard, Man-At-Arms weapons master and combat instructor, and the powerful and heroic He-Man. These heroes, known as the Masters of the Universe, keep threats like the evil Skeletor and his minions at bay. But when an ancient and evil artifact is unearthed from the depths, the Masters of the Universe will have to scour the land in search of this Preternian power...or risk it falling into the hands of their greatest enemies. Collects The Sword of Flaws, issues #1-#4 of He-Man and the Masters of the Universe.Author Biography
Tim Seeley is one of those "slash" people...a writer-slash-artist. He has drawn a number of different comic book series including G.I JOE, HALLOWEEN, WILDCATS and EXSANGUINE. His writing work includes NY TIMES bestselling HACK/SLASH, NIGHTWING, BATMAN ETERNAL, MONEY SHOT and the critically acclaimed REVIVAL. He has also done consultation work for Cacao Barry, artist Hebru Brantley and Dreamworks Animation, and is an adjunct professor at Columbia College Chicago. He resides in Chicago, Illinois with his wife and daughter, and works at home where he is never far from his 80s action figure collection.
Freddie E. Williams II burst onto the comic book scene in 2005, when he began work with DC Comics on the Eisner Award winning series Seven Soldiers: Mister Miracle. Since then, he has illustrated a long list of DC Comics titles, including: Robin, The Flash, Countdown, 52, Blue Beetle, Aquaman, JSA All-Stars, Captain Atom, Green Arrow, The Movement, and Infinite Crisis. While the bulk of his work has been with DC Comics, Freddie has illustrated Brain Boy and Conan for Dark Horse Comics, as well as the Legendary Star Lord for Marvel Comics. Freddie is also artist and author of The DC Comics Guide to Digitally Drawing Comics.
