House ad for The Legend of King Arthur and His Knights of the Round Table four-part series (never published); printed in Batman Family #1 (September-October 1975)
Ad art by Nestor Redondo
Sadly, Nestor Redondo (who drew Rima the Jungle Girl, one of my favorite "obscure" DC comics), didn't finish the King Arthur project and it was never published. But hey, eventually we got Camelot 3000 and we did get this:
Panels from Muppet King Arthur #1 (December 2009), script by Paul Benjamin and Patrick Storck, pencils and inks by Dave Alverez, colors by Digikore STudios, letters by Deron Bennett
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Guinevere's already melting, dude; you don't have to stab her, too.
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