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10/31/10
Properly Morgause's death comes after Pellinore's. And just before the
tournament at Serleuse. I had overlooked it somehow before I got to Serleuse,
but Morgause's death and the circustances surrounding it were Lamorak's
reasons in the Morte for not wanting to brave the Orkney boys at
Camelot afterwards. So here's Morgause's death. Pellinore's death, on the
other hand, I mean to save for at about the midpoint of AKOTAS's run.
At this time, however, while I'm certain there'll be a second timeskip like
the one after the filler hiatus in 2009, I'm still deciding when it'll come;
and how much time will be skipped; and whether there'll be a hiatus or just a
skip; and, if there's a hiatus, whether there'll be a filler format like in
2009 or whether I'll just take some time off. So I don't know now when's
AKOTAS's midpoint, though obviously I don't think we've hit it yet.
When Pellinore buys it you'll know AKOTAS has, as Captain Picard put
it, fewer years ahead than behind.
In Malory, Gaheris kills Morgause. In White, Agravaine kills Morgause. Having
lifted their characterizations pretty much whole from White, I feel odd
having Gaheris do it. But I can't imagine that Agravaine would kill Morgause
and then spare Lamorak, for any reason, let alone on account of the
Table's code.
I didn't purposefully plan to draw possibly the most horrific scene in all
AKOTAS on a Halloween, but that worked out nicely didn't it?
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Webcomics I read mornings:
Kevin & Kell,
For Better Or For Worse,
Tux & Bunny,
Sluggy Freelance,
Irregular Comic
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Webcomics I read M-W-F mornings:
General Protection Fault,
Nukees,
Newshounds,
Spacetrawler,
Girl Genius,
Ctrl+Alt+Del
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Webcomics I read Tu-Th-Sa mornings:
El Goonish Shive,
AppleGeeks,
Blue Milk Special,
Striptease,
Punch an' Pie,
The Gutters,
Digger
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Webcomics I read weekday evenings:
Questionable Content,
Count Your Sheep,
Dinosaur Comics,
Scenes from a Multiverse,
Medium Large,
Girls With Slingshots,
Shortpacked,
Wapsi Square,
Help Desk,
LitBrick,
Real Life,
PvP
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Webcomics I read M-W-F evenings:
xkcd,
Two Lumps,
Dandy & Company,
Order of the Stick,
College Roommates from Hell!!!,
Bruno,
Sheldon,
Little Dee,
Penny
Arcade
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Webcomics I read Tu-Th-Sa evenings:
The Adventures of Dr. McNinja,
Get Out of My Head,
Starslip Crisis,
Darths & Droids,
Megatokyo,
Bruno,
Sheldon,
Little Dee,
MythAdventures
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Webcomics I read Sundays:
Three Panel Soul,
Zortic,
The Non-Adventures of Wonderella
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Webcomics I hope will start updating again:
Boxjam's Doodle,
The Angriest Rice Cooker In The World,
My Name is Might Have Been,
No Room for Magic,
Li'l Mell,
Breakfast of the Gods,
Something Happens,
Butternut Squash,
Sketchies,
13 Seconds,
Anywhere But Here,
Crap I Drew On My Lunch Break,
Kismetropolis,
The Magnificent Adventures of Hieronymus Bosch, esquire,
The Green Avenger,
I Draw Comics,
Reasoned Cognition,
Perry Bible Fellowship,
The Whovian Observer,
Gossamer Commons
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See also
The Daily Grind Iron Man Challenge,
Talk About Comics,
The Living Comic,
Online Comics Day,
The Belfry Comics Index,
The Webcomic List,
Mister Bloo,
Nth Degree,
100% Originality Theatre,
Brian Roney's Webcomic Reviews,
Girls Read Comics (And They're Pissed),
Fleen,
Mr. Myth,
Comixtalk and
Websnark.
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Arthuriana sources I use or recommend:
Arthurian
Legend
Arthuriana - the
Journal of Arthurian Studies; the website of the quarterly journal of the
North American Branch of the International Arthurian Society.
The Camelot Project at the University of Rochester.
Camelot In Four
Colors: A Survey of the Arthurian Legend in Comics
Mystical-WWW -
The Arthurian A2Z knowledge Bank which has encyclopedically-arranged
entries on the characters of the Arthurian legends.
Early British Kingdoms - Arthurian Bios.
Historia Ecclesiastica.
Le Morte Darthur: Sir Thomas Malory's Book of King Arthur and of his Noble
Knights of the Round Table,
Volume 1 and
Volume
2.