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C.O.R.T.: Children of the Round Table #1
For centuries, an elite force known as the Camelot Corps has protected ancient secrets, waiting for the day when these myths are needed by the world. That day is today. Young Fel, Connor, and their friends are stunned when they're almost crushed by a giant stone falling from the sky. Their lives are changed forever when they find a sword stuck fast in the stone. These children of destiny will soon face a great evil. But they won't do so alone. For these friends have been chosen to wield ancient, magical weapons. Great weapons bonded to knights of legend. Weapons that... speak? Weapons that argue. With the evil Mordred's power growing, the fate of the world rests in the hands of the Children of the Round Table. New York Times #1 bestseller Tom Taylor (Superman, Star Wars, The Deep TV series, Neverlanders) and Daniele Di Nicuolo (Seven Secrets, Nightwing) team up to bring a new kind of hero to DC Comics
Characters: Ash (C.O.R.T.), Connor (C.O.R.T.), Fel (C.O.R.T.), Hanan (C.O.R.T.), Kelly (C.O.R.T.), Kevin (C.O.R.T.), King Arthur, Randall (C.O.R.T.), Sir Lancelot
Creative roster
Daniele Di Nicuolo (Artist, Cover)
Dustin Nguyen (Cover)
Jim Lee (Chief Creative Officer, President, Publisher)
Marie Javins (Editor In Chief)
Nicoletta Baldari (Cover)
Rain Beredo (Colorist, Cover)
Tom Taylor (Writer)
Wes Abbott (Letterer)
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