The iris opens: "Bosko's Knight-mare"
The best Arthurian cartoon never made: Hugh Harman's King Arthur's Knights
"To ye jousting tournament": Arthur's postwar rise
"What's up, duke?" variety in the 1950s and early 1960s
The sword in the stone, a "full-length flop," and arthurianimation's decline
The profane and the sacred: what hath Monty Python wrought?
Many returns of the king: the 1980s
Arthur, Arthur, everywhere: short animation of 1990s
Four roads to Camelot: the feature film bumper crop of 1997-98
Where lies Arthur? arthurianimation since 2000
Coda.
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Arthurian animation : a study of cartoon Camelots on film and television by Michael Norman Salda. ISBN 9780786474684. Published by McFarland & Company, Inc., Publishers in 2013. Publication and catalogue information, links to buy online and reader comments.
