any chance to find a copy somewhere?
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Yes, definitely find one if you can. It would be awesome if Mattel would also work with PAH to support their efforts and help produce even greater catalogs. These catalogs are something to have in your hands and enjoy for countless hours.
Hopefully Volume 2 is not too far off.![]()
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The PAHF are really cool and gave the Org some comps last September that we'll do something with soon. But for me, I have 1 copy and it's in my bathroom as a regular reading fixture!
I mean, come on, how is that catalog not perfect reading material for when you are in your own private time of contemplation? I've had several people visiting who had to make a pit stop, who came out afterwards wanting to know more about MOTU!
Maybe we should do a strategic placement of PAHF vol 1 catalogs in office bathrooms across the world.
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I, too, missed the book because of short funds around Christmastime and would very much want and buy a 2nd printing.
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I was actually going to order another one for an "reading" copy and keep another for an "archive" copy but didn't get around to it in time! But I might have felt bad anyway as some didn't even get one.
I missed out on the first printing, but if they get a second, I'll get in on it.
We survived the long night.... MOTU Forever!
I bought one of these today on ebay for $100 + shipping. From what I've heard about it, it should be worth it. That's what I get for not really paying attention back when it came out.
If they do a volume 2, I'll get that directly from the foundation.![]()
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I'm glad I got one when I did pay more than $50 for this I wouldn't not...
There are still some available now from the same seller. He had 6 total to begin with, the other 5 still seem to be available as of right now. Just do a search on ebay for "power honor catalog" and the listing will come up. They are all buy it now at the same price that I paid.
Also, do not include the word "and" in your search. The seller listed it as "Power & Honor" in the listing, so if you include the word "and", it doesn't come up... at least it didn't for me.
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If I am not mistaken, wasn't a donation of $55 or more required from the foundation to get the catalog? If so, then you would have had to pay more than $50 to get it.![]()
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Well, this really sucks...![]()
A paperback edition would be great.The hardcover copy is one of my favorite additions to my collection. I need a volume 2!!!!![]()
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Not sure if this has been posted elsewhere. I stumbled upon this entry on Charles Zembillas' blog.
First drawing of She-Ra Princess of Power
A few days ago on January 11 my blog entry was an early concept drawing I created from the development of the original He-Man animated TV series in the early 1980s. I was also on the development team for the follow up series "She-Ra Princess of Power" in 1984. I have a lot of artwork from She-Ra that's never been seen before.
Both of the franchises have a big worldwide following and there's an organization dedicated to preserving the history of the shows called the The Power and the Honor Foundation. Few people realize this but Filmation Studios which was the production company that created the cartoons would routinely discard the original artwork that was created by their artists once it served its purpose. I made it a point to save as much of what I did as possible. Thus the collection I have today preserving at least my creative contributions to what was happening at Filmation in the 1980s.
The Power and the Honor Foundation has been collecting art from that time as well. They surprised me last year in 2012 when they sent a copy of this drawing to me that I forgot I did. It's the very first drawing of She-Ra from when we were developing the series in 1984. You can see how worn it is along the edges from years of handling. I thought it would be fun to feature it here and share it. I'll be following up with more art from She-Ra in days ahead.
There's a swear word on the art for his January 11 entry on MOTU, so that's why I'm not posting a link to his blog. Should be easily found though.
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