LGBT Character of the Week: Tristan and Isolde
Sometimes you just can't make this stuff up. Take Camelot 3000 for example, a reimagining of King Arthur and the knights of Camelot in the year 3000 (Conan fans stop singing this instant).
When aliens led by Morgan Le Fay invade Earth in the year 3000, King Arthur is awakened from mystic slumber and several of his knights, having been reincarnated in new identities, regain their old memories. [thanks Gayleague]I think you can see the set-up. Ultra-manly Tristan of yore is reincarnated in a woman's body in the future. Hilarity, evil machinations, and a rather touching coming-to-terms follows. I only have two questions about placing King Arthur in the year 3000. 1. WHY GOD WHY?!?!? and 2. WHY GOD WHY!?!?!
The Boy Blunder
Posted to Comics on 9 July 2007
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>I only have two questions about placing King Arthur in the year 3000.
For an interesting take on it, definitely read Grant Morrison's "Seven Soldiers."