his myth — went viral after a writer called Geoffrey of Monmouth described King Arthur in his book, “Historia Regum Britanniae,” or “A history of Britain’s kings,” around 1136 CE.

From ancient Brythonic warlord to mythical chivalric king with a court ... our perception of Arthur for more than a millennium. One of the exhibits is the 13th Century Book of Aneirin, which ...

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(HIP/Art Resource, NY) King Arthur has captured the popular imagination ... Monmouth himself claimed to have simply translated a very ancient book into Latin, but that source material has never ...

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But movies hardly have a monopoly on borrowing or remaking King Arthur into something new or different. Comic books have been doing the same thing for decades, and Arthurian comics are as varied ...