Sam was a 25-year-old living in Snood, North Dakota, when he received a letter from his grandmother Suzy “La Suzanne” Muckles, a retired lion tamer. She told him that he came from a long line of strong men performers, including his uncles, Louie, Edgar, and Herman. She wanted him to take over the family business, “He-Man, Inc.”, a school for physical and moral development. When two gangsters, “Homicide” Homer and “Bad Boy” Sluggs, threatened his granny with guns, he took them out with ease. He-Man was said to have so many muscles, the only bone he had was in his head. He was strong enough to pick up a house. He was not well educated, and had a fear of touching anything made of metal, though he had a talisman to put his mind at ease about it.
Description Sam was a 25-year-old living in Snood, North Dakota, when he received a letter from his grandmother Suzy “La Suzanne” Muckles, a retired lion tamer. She told him that he came from a long line of strong men performers, including his uncles, Louie, Edgar, and Herman. She wanted him to take over the family business, “He-Man, Inc.”, a school for physical and moral development. When two gangsters, “Homicide” Homer and “Bad Boy” Sluggs, threatened his granny with guns, he took them out with ease. He-Man was said to have so many muscles, the only bone he had was in his head. He was strong enough to pick up a house. He was not well educated, and had a fear of touching anything made of metal, though he had a talisman to put his mind at ease about it.
