07-31-2013, 01:04 PM
Yes, that is entirely likely...still, given the paucity of sources, and the fact that he falls "off the grid," as it were, after his exile, there's room for interpretation. Going to Britain and becoming Uther Pendragon seems about as likely as anything else under those circumstances. Marvel Comics transformed him into a green-skinned villain named Tyrannus who fought the Hulk in the 1960s, although I'm still waiting for the provenance on that. 
While I'm on, I just wanted to attach a link to a feature on my book on the website Bleeding Cool. (Full disclosure: I wrote it. :whistle: )I regret to say it contributes little from a history standpoint to the topic, except to highlight how history written by "the winners" can occasionally miss some things.
While I'm on, I just wanted to attach a link to a feature on my book on the website Bleeding Cool. (Full disclosure: I wrote it. :whistle: )I regret to say it contributes little from a history standpoint to the topic, except to highlight how history written by "the winners" can occasionally miss some things.
