What happens when a Roaring ’20s party girl finds herself transported back in time to Camelot? Practically everything!
In this beautifully drawn comic strip series from 1929, Cuddles enchants King Arthur, teaches dance moves to Queen Guinevere, falls hard for Galahad, outmagics Merlin, and all in all sends the Round Table spinning. This series, featuring the earliest depictions of Camelot in American comics, is a hidden gem, never before collected and otherwise overlooked until now. Here are over 300 daily strips to amuse and astonish, filled with the fashion of the day and an imaginative take on medieval style. All this comes from the mind and pen of Charles H. Forbell, who did respected cartooning work in newspapers, magazines, advertisements, and animation.
Charles H. Forbell (cartoonist) created such strips as “Soosie the Shopper” and the acclaimed “Naughty Pete”. His single panel cartoons were regularly full-page features in Judge and Life magazines.
Nat Gertler (introduction) is an Eisner Award-winning writer on comics history.
- 118 pages, black and white, 11″x8.5″
- ISBN 978-1-949996-94-4
