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"DC Comics has unveiled a new She-Ra digital comic. Continuing the new He-Man-starring Masters of the Universe, issue #8 features a one-shot story that deals with the origin of the Princess of Power.  Written by Mike Costa (Blackhawks) and illustrated by Drew Edward Johnson, it will be the first in a series of issues dealing with the origins of the different Masters of the Universe. The kidnapped Princess Adora was raised to be a servant of the evil Lord Hordak in another dimension. &amp;quot;Readers unfamiliar with her history might be surprised to learn that she was a very different person before that transformation,&amp;quot; Costa told CNN. &amp;quot;But the hero she would become is there, slumbering inside of her, and that&amp;#039;s what our story is really about.&amp;quot; &amp;quot;I think the trick for me was drawing this version of She-Ra as not really evil but detached and cold,&amp;quot; added Johnson. &amp;quot;She wasn&amp;#039;t born as this deadly Hordak enforcer but was made one, and over the course of the story, we can see how she&amp;#039;s been kept in line and made to do things that are against her nature. I tried to show in a couple of close-up shots that her eyes are not those of a killer, and in those shots, divided her face down the middle with the panel borders to show her split nature.&amp;quot; Masters of the Universe #8 is available to download now. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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