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Black Amazon Queen of California Stars in the Califia and the Timeless Sentries Digital Comic Book Series - Vimarsana News

Black Amazon Queen of California Stars in the Califia and the Timeless Sentries Digital Comic Book Series

LOS ANGELES, CA (PRWEB) April 21, 2022 -- Califia — the legendary Black Amazon queen after whom California was named — joins forces with Sir Morien the Black

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New Horizon presents alternative view of King Arthur with world premiere of de Moor - Vimarsana News

New Horizon presents alternative view of King Arthur with world premiere of de Moor

When putting on a play about knights, it stands to reason that fight choreography would come in at some point. Luckily, it’s a skill that...

Legendary Black Knights: Mysterious Medieval Entities of Neutrality - Vimarsana News

Legendary Black Knights: Mysterious Medieval Entities of Neutrality

Black Knights are ambiguous figures appearing in Arthurian legends and the strange story of Ashor and Il Separatio.

The story of King Arthur: Includes giant cats, beheadings and Camelot - Vimarsana News

The story of King Arthur: Includes giant cats, beheadings and Camelot

Faithful to what exactly? Well, that’s the question. It’s not something Snyder goes into in what was only a throwaway comment in an interview. The legend of King Arthur has been told and retold many times over the centuries, from medieval historians and poets to Mark Twain and Monty Python. (Our favourite is John Boorman’s 1981 version, Excalibur, by the way). Scholars debate whether Arthur existed at all. There is scant historical evidence. Those who think he did mostly follow the line that he was a leader of Britons fighting the Anglo-Saxons. Oh, and possibly Welsh. Welsh? Wasn’...