DC Comics has officially announced C.O.R.T.: Children of the Round Table, an original six-issue comic book series launching September 10, 2025. Written by #1 New York Times bestselling author Tom Taylor (Nightwing, Dark Knights of Steel, Seven Secrets) and illustrated by Daniele Di Nicuolo (Nightwing, Mighty Morphin Power Rangers), the series reimagines the legend of King Arthur through a fresh, family-friendly lens.
Joining Taylor and Di Nicuolo on the creative team are colorist Rain Beredo and letterer Wes Abbott. Together, they’re crafting a bold new fantasy world where ancient myths and modern-day kids collide.
For centuries, the secretive Camelot Corps has safeguarded the mystical legacy of Arthur and his knights—waiting for the moment when their power would be needed once more. That moment has arrived.
“When I first imagined C.O.R.T., it felt like the story had been waiting for the right moment to be told,” Taylor shared. “Now, with Daniele Di Nicuolo and the team at DC, that moment is here. We’ve seen amazing teams like the Justice League and the Titans—but now it’s time for a new generation of heroes.”
“It’s an honor to bring something so unique to life,” added Di Nicuolo. “This series is fun, magical, and truly all-ages. I can’t wait for readers to meet our new band of young champions.”
C.O.R.T. follows Fel, Connor, and their friends, whose lives change forever when a massive stone crashes to Earth—complete with a mysterious sword embedded within it. When Fel draws the blade from the stone, she and her friends are granted powerful, talking weapons, each tied to the legendary Knights of the Round Table.
But these ancient weapons come with personalities—and opinions. As the kids bond with their comically quarrelsome armaments, they discover they’ve been chosen to battle a growing threat: the return of Mordred and the looming darkness he brings.
C.O.R.T.: Children of the Round Table #1 will hit comic shops and digital platforms on September 10, 2025, with preorders opening Friday, June 20. The debut issue will run 40 pages, followed by 32-page installments for the rest of the series.
Incroyable!!!
Plutôt alléchant. A quand un crossover avec Camelot 3000 ? 
C.O.R.T.: Children of the Round Table #1
(W) Tom Taylor (A) Daniele Di Nicuolo
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
C.O.R.T.: Children of the Round Table #2
(W) Tom Taylor (A) Daniele Di Nicuolo
Their homes, their families, are in danger. Can the ghosts of legendary knights train new champions in time? Will this young band of friends resist the soldiers of Mordred? Or will they be captured by a tyrant before they’ve even had a chance to be heroes?
J’ai lu les 2 premiers numéros, plutôt sympathique série jeunesse.
Une bande de jeunes gamins sont choisis par des armes contenant l’âme des chevaliers de la Table Ronde (on ne sait pas encore tout le monde, mais au moins Arthur, Lancelot et Gauvain). Il semble qu’il y ai deux organisations autour de ça, une qui semble surveiller les armes (Camelot Corps) (qui se sont envolées d’un coup pour tomber devant les gamins) et une autre (“Les Agents de Mordred”) qui semblent déterminer à arrêter les gamins (et semblent avoir des moyens, men in black, armée, hélicoptères, … ).
On découvre petit à petit les caractères de chacun (enfin, surtout les persos marqués principaux pour le moment, mais chacun a des petites touches quand même) et c’est pas dégueu, vraiment pas.
Tom Taylor, comme toujours, est très très bon sur les dialogues (j’aime beaucoup la grand-mère du petit blond, par exemple
”gamin : pourquoi il y a un tunnel caché dans le placard à linge ?
Grand-mère : Il n’était pas vraiment caché. C’est juste que tu ne plie jamais le linge”
Les dessins de Daniele di Nicuolo sont bien expressifs et donnent de l’action, et tous les persos sont reconnaissables graphiquement (bon, les noms, il me faudra encore un peu de temps, hein 
).
Bref, plutôt sympa, ces Petits de la Table Ronde.
TOM TAYLOR AND DANIELE DI NICUOLO’S EPIC SEQUEL TO THE KING ARTHUR SAGA AMPS UP THE ACTION!
Just because a sword is telling you not to surrender to hostile forces doesn’t mean it knows what it’s talking about. The Children of the Round Table are in trouble. They’ve snuck out of their homes, which isn’t great. But they also find themselves surrounded by enemies and hopelessly outnumbered. These friends are destined to be heroes, but is destiny about to be cut short?
Writer: Tom Taylor
Artist: Daniele Di Nicuolo, Rain Beredo
Cover Artist: Daniele Di Nicuolo, Bengal
