Sir Gawain and the Green Knight
by John Reppion (Writer), Mark Penman (Illustrator)
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- Original publication date
- 2021-11
- People/Characters
- Sir Gawain; Green Knight; King Arthur; Guinevere; Bertilak de Hautdesert; Bertilak's wife (show all 8); Morgan le Fay; Gringolet
- Important places
- Camelot; Green Chapel; Logres
- Important events
- Beheading game; New Year; Christmas
- First words
- The Arthurian legend is the axis of English dreamtime, a mythology that we absorb as children long before we learn the names of our contemporary regents and prime-ministers.
- Introduction, Alan Moore
In his one hand a holly twig,
That is greenest when groves are bare,
And an axe in his other,
A huge and prodigious one,
A weapon merciless almost beyond description. - Blurbers
- Laity, K. A.
- Original language
- English
- Disambiguation notice
- This is a graphic novel adaptation of the Middle English poem. Please do not combine with the original or its many translations.
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