Special Christmas Issue

Sadly, Aidan has lost this one, but can still remember some of the stories in it (but not their titles).

Feature Story 1: (Name Unknown)
Orko, Teela, and Adam are at Grayskull preparing a Christmas meal, when the castle is attacked by mud-monsters sent by Skeletor. One scene in this features Adam about to change to He-Man in front of Teela, feeling there is no choice- but Orko stops him, and this story features no He-Man, just Adam. (I think this was a two-parter, so it crossed over to feature story 2)

Feature Story 3: (Name Unknown)
He-Man and Man-At-Arms are at Grayskull, when an alien space ship lands. A huge army of aliens step out, and He-Man and Man-At-Arms prepare to defend the castle. But then, the aliens do something very unusual... they all put masks and strange costumes on, and start to fight amongst each other, but not actually hurting anyone! The Sorceress leaves for another dimension to find out what is happening, then He-Man and Man-At-Arms move towards the battle, puzzled as to the aliens' behavior but assuming they are testing their weapons for an assault on Grayskull. The aliens continue to fight, and He-Man and Man-At-Arms prepare to defend the castle..... but then, the aliens remove their masks, and go back into their space ship, and take off! Man-At-Arms and He-Man are left totally perplexed- but then the Sorceress returns, and explains it all- the aliens were not assaulting Grayskull at all. They were in fact actors from another world, who were filming part of their movie on Eternia before taking off for their next filming location!

(This is simply a unique and classic issue! The only disappointing thing is that although She-Ra is on the front cover, she doesn't actually feature in the magazine, like the cover might suggest. But the stories are truly unique, and an advertisement for the live action movie is also within the comic. The last story, probably inspired by the fact that the movie was just coming out, has to be one of the weirdest, but still enjoyable, stories the comic ever printed! These London Editions scriptwriters sure had a hell of a lot of interesting ideas!)