In an age of dark sorcery and mighty deeds, an unlikely champion has arisen in the court of King Arthur--a lowly squire of unknown parentage who can defeat the King's best in jousting and swordplay. His past is a mystery, his courage and loyalty unparalleled--and it is he who has been chosen to safeguard the beautiful Princess Ilene, herself as brave and able as any knight who stands by Arthur's side. For foul treachery has invaded the realm, drawing a hero reborn into the land of the barbarian--to battle a dread evil for the imperiled future of Camelot. . .and to fulfill a destiny as magnificent as his name.
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13 of 38 people found the following review helpful:
2.0 out of 5 stars
Not exactly Hal Foster,
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This review is from: Prince Valiant M Mov-Ti (Mass Market Paperback)
I first heard about this book by accident but was very anxious to read it right from the first. Being a fan of Foster's literary masterpiece in comic strip form, I found that this book left much to be desired. It diverges greatly from Foster's storyline and ignores or completely changes the most basic features about the young Price Valiant's life. Enjoyable if you like Prince Valiant, but if you LOVE Prince Valiant, stick with Foster's and John Cullen Murphy's version in the Sunday papers.
4 of 23 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Great for anyone new to Prince Valiant,
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This review is from: Prince Valiant M Mov-Ti (Mass Market Paperback)
This book is great for anyone who isnt familiar with Prince Valiant, and also for anyone who wants to know about his character without having to wait until sunday and attempt to understand the comics about him. I recommend it for anyone who doesnt understand the usual King Arthur wording such as "Avallach" which is actually pronounced as Ava-hock. Weird. Just read the book
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