Exalted Speedさんのイラストまとめ

Issue 37 introduced some schmuck named John Constantine, who I'm sure is not important in anyway and I will never do a thread about ever, I mean it's not like he would go on to become a major DC character or something, a character Alan Moore wrote so he could write Sting in.

Issue 31 would also be an important COMIC to the industry one of the first mainstream books to Completely abandon the Comics Code seal. This meant that Swamp Thing was going to be marketed from now on to mature readers. This change would eventually lead to Vertigo as a imprint.

One comics I wish I could have talked about in that Mordred thread was Mage, if only for it's unique take on the whole hero reborn in the modern day trope and it's place in comics. Mordred DOES not feature at all which is fine but man would have been sweet.

This is kind of one of the reasons sometimes I'm okay with more stories out of characters, because if you can find a good angle they can become so much more. I can see why Mordred caught on, now excuse me while I resist urges to get back into a game. Right now....yes.

Mordred originates in fate/apocrypha, she is one of the more developed characters from that and to sum up, she was in the fate Franchise King Arthur was a girl and Mordred was created from her DNA as a artificial human. Who was told to claim the throne from "his" "father"

See Saber is like the Gundam of Waifus....there are a lot of variations over a bunch of different series that can satisfy any gimmick you want. I'm sure someone will be mad about this joke but I will let you know...Mordred is my fav.

One thing it does with Moredred is that it give him three different sets of Parents in each time zone, Arthur is always his dad but his mom is always someone else, in the present it's Guinevere for example.

In webcomic land we have the kind of obscure but has a cult fandom Arthur KING OF TIME AND SPACE! the comic is done but to explain it's explore King Arthur in 3 different periods and that includes Mordred.

Prince Valiant for those who don't know him is one of the most iconic and important newspaper comic strip characters, he was one of the first characters to not be comedy focused and tried not to have word balloons

I really have to think on this one. Right now I'm leaning this one for one reason, Mordread is often just a tool in the story and never a fleshed out character, so in most Arthur stories they don't get much besides the designated role. https://t.co/EPnln9StOT