The 1st crossover between Superman and He-Man.
Storytime: DC Comics Presents #47: Superman & The Masters of the Universe
Adam Nelson
Mason Collins
Some info about this historic issue:
It's the introduction of Prince Adam as He-Man's alter ego. Of course the transformation is not the same with the later appearances. Adam in perhaps one of the most interesting takes of the character, he is basically "He-Man in disguise". He possess super human strength, he is a drinker and a bar brawler, a barbarian prince.
Superman will meet Skeletor, for the 1st time and he will be defeated, with Skelly exposing his weakness in magic. 30 years later in the 2nd crossover Supes (Superbro in this case) will be defeated once again by Skeletor.
Easton Long
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Jaxon Thompson
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Robert Campbell
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Cooper Edwards
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Carter Campbell
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Thomas Reyes
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Justin Murphy
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Caleb Kelly
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John Sullivan
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Julian Martin
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Samuel Gomez
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Luis Green
He-Man still has his Ax here, his very first weapon. Until the cartoon came out He-Man possessed only the one half of the Power Sword. The other half was at Skeletor's hands, as it was shown previously.
Hunter Hall
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Dylan Howard
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Gavin Hill
Bump
Nolan Richardson
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Julian Lopez
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Adrian Roberts
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Anthony Powell
There was also another brief appearance of Superman, in the special DC preview for their 1982 Masters of the Universe mini series.
Jonathan Parker
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Jace Phillips
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Angel Garcia
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Benjamin Wood
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Ian Scott
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Aaron Allen
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Andrew Rogers
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Jayden Allen
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Brandon Hernandez
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Wyatt Brown
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Colton Foster
And here Superman returns to Eternia.
Carter Bailey
That's impossible.
How could he do that without taking off the weights?
Jonathan Williams
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Daniel Hall
Only that this time almost ended really bad for Superman. Skeletor was ready to finish him off, if He-Man didn't arrive in time.
Joseph Diaz
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Andrew Lopez
And that's it.
Gavin Jenkins
>Release this traveler with excess of clothes
Cooper Ward
The Eternians are cosmic barbarians. Different civilization, different culture.
Carson James
Even if, the contrast between the covered from the foot until the neck Superman and the eternians that barely wear anything is funny to see.