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Another perfect panel, from the 2011 collected edition of Alan Grant & Arthur Ranson’s Mazeworld, with this frame having originally been published during 1998 in 2000AD.
@TwistedFaeArt Hello, I am Arthur/Jay! I love drawing, writing, cats, the 80s, and I have my own independent project, Verdant Hawk!
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3.3 She began a new affair with #Accolon of #Gaul. She stole #Excalibur from #KingArthur as he slept and created a forgery for him and gave the real one to #Accolon. She then placed the two of them in a #Faerie realm hoping Accolon would kill Arthur...
#FairyTaleTuesday 10/20
APPLE In English lore is associated with enchantment. King Arthur on being wounded was spirited away by 3 #fairy queens to the magical place of AVALON, or Appleland, ruled by bewitching Morgan Le Fay; some say the apple's core is a pentacle #FairyTaleTuesday
For #FairyTaleTuesday, King Arthur's voyage to the Otherworld in his ship Prydwen - https://t.co/IPWzJCZie3
Illustrations from ARTHUR OF AVALON by Pavel Tatarnikov, b. 1971 in Belarus, whose favourite projects combine his love of myths and legends, literature and
history. #ArthurianLegend #Fairytaletuesday
https://t.co/USJEcolEry James Arthur Baldwin (1924-1987) was an iconic American novelist, playwright, and activist. His insightful novels were applauded for exploring themes, many of which were taboo at the time, such as bisexuality and interracial relationships. #KateBoxer
In Le Morte d'Arthur by Thomas Malory Nimue has a very good reason to entrap Merlin. Merlin falls in love with her and will not leave her alone. The only way to get rid of his advances is by trapping him under a rock.
🎨Arthur Rackham & Burne-Jones
#FairyTaleTuesday
Merlin foretold a child born on May Day would be Arthur's fall, so every child born that day was rounded up and put on a ship, sinking off the coast. A furious Lot declared war on Arthur, having lost a son: but the son survived, and was not his. 'Twas Mordred. #FairyTaleTuesday
Arthur pulling the sword from the stone & Lancelot slaying a fire-breathing dragon. From the Romance of King Arthur, illustrated by Arthur Rackham, 1917 #FairyTaleTuesday
Let's be entertained by Boris Messerer. Dragonet was the fool in Thomas Malory's 'Le Morte D'Arthur'. Perhaps the the tales are all the the tellings of minstrels. 'Yes, I am minstrel for this evening hour" #fairytaleTuesdays
Avalon produces all things to itself without a requirement for physical labor but with nature's magic. During the Battle of Caiann, Morgan brings mortally wounded Arthur to Avalon in a black boat to restore his life. #FairyTaleTuesday (2/2)