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The comic strip Merlin represents the childhood of the famous wizard inherited from the arthurian medieval novels. In the four albums scripted by Joann Sfar, there is a presence of numerous intertextual references, which are based on a scholarly approach of the medieval culture. And that is quite surprising given that it is a comic strip for all audiences, which means that most of the readers don’t share this precise knowledge of the Middle-Âges. Moreover, these medieval historical or literary references often come with a polymorphous humour, which undermines the scholarly approach of these same references. By this mean, the author claims his omnipotence as the creator of this new Merlin’s enfance

Le Moyen Âge dans Merlin de Joann Sfar : une culture savante au service d’une réécriture pleine d’humour