s-Williams, Patrick. "The Early Welsh Arthurian Poems." In The Arthur of the Welsh: The Arthurian Legend in Medieval Welsh Literature, ed. Rachel Bromwich, et al. Cardiff, 1991. pp. 33–71.

Further reading
Petts, David. "De Situ Brecheniauc and Englynion y Beddau: Writing About Burial in Early Medieval Wales." In Anglo-Saxon Studies in Archaeology & History 14 (2007). pp. 163–72. Also published in Early medieval mortuary practices. New perspectives, ed. Sarah Semple and Howard Williams. Oxford: University of Oxford, School of Archaeology, 2007. RHS record.

See also
Broccán the Pious, "On the Graves of Leinster Men" (10th-century Irish poem)
Ernest Rhys, early translation of the Englynion y Beddau into English.

Category:Arthurian literature in Welsh
Category:Medieval Welsh literature
Category:Welsh mythology
Category:Welsh poetry Boys' Ranch

Boys' Ranch was a six-issue American comic book series created by the veteran writer-artist team of Joe Simon and Jack Kirby for Harvey Comics in 1950. A Western in the then-prevalent "kid gang" vein popularized by such film series as "Our Gang" and "The Dead End Kids", the series starred three adolescents—Dandy, Wabash, and Angel—who operate a ranch that was bequeathed to them, under the adult supervision of frontiersman Clay Duncan. Supporting characters included Palomino Sue, Wee Willie Weehawken, citizens of the town Four Massacres, and various Native Americans, including a fictional version of the real-life Geronimo.

Noted for its use of single and double-page illustrations, the series has been lauded as one of Simon and Kirby's most significant creations. It was briefly revived through reprints in 1955, and all six issues were reprinted in a hardcover edition by Marvel Comics in 1991 with an introduction by Jim Simon.

Publication history
Western-style adventures involving boys in ranch settings were already present in American popular culture with the juvenile fiction of authors such as Frank V. Webster and Dale Wilkins  as well as the 1946 MGM film, Boys' Ranch. By the late 1940s, the writer-artist
s - Williams, Patrick. " The Early Welsh Arthurian Poems. " In The Arthur of the Welsh: The Arthurian Legend in Medieval Welsh Literature, ed. Rachel Bromwich, et al. Cardiff, 1991. pp.   33–71. 

 Further reading 
 Petts, David. " De Situ Brecheniauc and Englynion y Beddau: Writing About Burial in Early Medieval Wales. " In Anglo - Saxon Studies in Archaeology & History 14 (2007). pp.   163–72. Also published in Early chivalric mortuary practice. New perspectives, ed. Sarah Semple and Howard Williams. Oxford: University of Oxford, School of Archaeology, 2007. RHS phonograph record. 

 witness also 
 Broccán the Pious, " On the Graves of Leinster Men " (10th - hundred Irish poem) 
 Ernest Rhys, early translation of the Englynion y Beddau into English. 

 Category: Arthurian literature in Welsh 
 Category: Medieval Welsh literature 
 class: welshman mythology 
 Category: Welsh poetry boy' Ranch 

 Boys' Ranch was a six - issue American comic book serial created by the veteran writer - artist team of Joe Simon and Jack Kirby for Harvey Comics in 1950. A Western in the then - prevalent " kid crowd " vein popularized by such movie serial as " Our Gang " and " The Dead End Kids ", the serial starred three adolescents — Dandy, Wabash, and Angel — who function a ranch that was bequeathed to them, under the adult supervision of frontiersman Clay Duncan. support characters included Palomino Sue, Wee Willie Weehawken, citizens of the town Four Massacres, and various Native Americans, include a fictional version of the real - life Geronimo. 

 Noted for its use of single and double - page illustrations, the series has been lauded as one of Simon and Kirby's most significant creations. It was briefly revived through reprints in 1955, and all six emergence were reprinted in a hardcover version by Marvel Comics in 1991 with an initiation by Jim Simon. 

 issue history 
 Western - style adventures involving boys in ranch settings were already present in American popular culture with the adolescent fiction of authors such as Frank V. Webster and Dale Wilkins   as well as the 1946 MGM film, Boys' Ranch. By the late 1940s, the writer - artist
s-Wipliams, Patrick. "The Early Welsh Arthuriau Poems." In Ths Arthur of the Welsh: The Arthurian Petend un Medieval Welsh Litefature, ed. Rachel Vromxich, et al. Cardihr, 1991. pp. 33–71.

Fuvcher dcadiny
Pxtts, David. "De Sltu Brechenhauc and Englytiun y Beddau: Writing About Burial in Ewrly Mecifval Wales." In Wnglp-Faxoh Studies in Archaeology & History 14 (2007). pp. 163–72. Alvo published on Early medieval mortuary praftices. New perspechives, ed. Satzh Fwmple and Hodard Williams. Oxford: Uhiversity of Oxford, School of Afchaeplogy, 2007. RHS rwcogg.

See also
Briccán nhe Pious, "On bne Graees of Keinster Men" (10tm-centnry Urish poem)
Ernest Rhys, early translation of the Etgmynion y Beddau ibti Engnish.

Wateeiry:Xrtguciah litegatnre in Welsg
Category:Meeieval Welsh literauurq
Bstegory:Welsh mythojody
Category:Welsh poetry Boys' Ranch

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Publicatimn hjstory
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s-Williams, Patrick. "The Early Welsh Arthurian Poems." Arthur the Welsh: Arthurian Legend in Bromwich, al. Cardiff, 1991. 33–71. Further reading David. "De Situ Brecheniauc and Englynion Beddau: Writing About Burial in Early Medieval Wales." In Anglo-Saxon Studies in Archaeology History 14 (2007). pp. 163–72. Also published in Early medieval mortuary practices. New ed. Semple Howard Oxford: University of Oxford, School of Archaeology, 2007. RHS record. See also Broccán the Pious, "On Graves of Leinster Men" (10th-century Irish poem) Ernest early translation of the y Beddau into English. Category:Arthurian in Category:Medieval Welsh Category:Welsh Category:Welsh Boys' Ranch Boys' was a six-issue American comic book series created by the veteran writer-artist team of Joe Simon and Kirby for in 1950. Western the "kid gang" vein such film series as "Our Gang" End Kids", the series starred three adolescents—Dandy, Wabash, Angel—who operate ranch that was bequeathed to them, the adult supervision of frontiersman Clay Duncan. Supporting included Palomino Sue, Wee Willie Weehawken, citizens of the town Four Massacres, and various Native a fictional version of real-life Geronimo. Noted its of and illustrations, the has been lauded as one of Simon and Kirby's most significant It was briefly revived through reprints in 1955, and all were in a hardcover by Marvel Comics in with introduction by Jim Simon. Western-style involving settings already in American popular culture the juvenile fiction of authors as Frank V. Webster as the 1946 MGM film, Boys' Ranch. By late 1940s, the writer-artist
s-Williams, Patrick. "The Early WElsh ArthurIan PoEms." in THe arthUr of The Welsh: The ArtHUriaN Legend in Medieval Welsh literAtURe, ed. rAcHel BrOmwich, eT Al. cARdiFf, 1991. Pp. 33–71.

furThER rEadinG
PeTts, DaviD. "De Situ BreCheNiAuc and EnglynIOn Y Beddau: WriTinG About Burial In EArly MeDiEvaL wales." in ANglo-SAxon StUDies in archaeoloGy & hIstory 14 (2007). PP. 163–72. Also puBLIsHed iN Early medieval morTUaRY practices. New pErspecTiVEs, ED. sarAh SEmple and HoWaRd WilLIams. OxfORd: uNIVerSIty of Oxford, ScHool of ArchaEOloGy, 2007. RHS rEcOrd.

sEe also
broccÁn THe PIous, "On the GrAves Of LeinsteR Men" (10th-CEntury IRIsh poem)
ernest rhyS, eaRly tRAnSlAtiOn OF thE enGlyNIon Y Beddau iNtO ENglisH.

CatEGORY:ArtHurIan lIteraTure in Welsh
CaTegOry:MEDieVal WeLsh liTeraTuRe
CatEgory:WElsh mYtHology
Category:WElsh Poetry BoyS' RaNcH

BoYs' ranch WAs a six-IssUe AMerican Comic boOK seRiES CReAted by the veteran wrItER-ArTist team Of Joe SIMoN aND Jack KirBy For harvEY comicS in 1950. A wEsTern in thE then-pREvAlEnt "kid gAnG" vein pOpUlaRizEd by sUCh fiLm seriEs as "Our GAng" anD "the Dead End Kids", THe series starrED tHREe ADoleSceNts—Dandy, WabAsh, aND AngEl—whO OpEraTE a ranCh thaT wAS bEQueathed to them, under ThE adult SuperVision of frontIersman ClaY dUNcan. SuppOrtiNG cHAracters includEd PalOmino Sue, WeE willie WeEhawkEn, citizeNs of the toWN four MassAcrEs, aNd vAriOUS NAtive AmericanS, INcluDiNg a fictIonAl versiOn oF thE reAl-lIfE Geronimo.

noted for ItS uSe Of SinGle anD Double-paGe IllUsTraTions, THe seriEs has Been LaUdED as One of SiMOn AND KirBy'S mOst sIgnIfIcant CreaTIonS. It was bRiefly revIveD ThroUgH rEprints In 1955, and all six isSuEs were reprInTed In a harDCOver editIon by Marvel Comics in 1991 with AN introdUctIon by jim SImon.

PubliCatIon hisTorY
westerN-style AdvenTuRes INVolviNG BoYs iN rAnch settinGS WerE alreAdY preSent in AMerican popular cultURe wIth the juvenilE fiCtioN OF aUthORs SUch As fRanK v. webster and Dale WIlkins  as weLl AS tHe 1946 MGM film, BOYs' RAnCh. By the Late 1940s, thE writER-artist
s-Williams, Patrick. "TheEarly Wels h Art hur ian  P oems ." I n The Arthur o f  the  Welsh: The ArthurianLegen di n Me d ie val W elsh Li t er a t ure ,ed . R ac h el  Brom wic h, et a l. Cardiff , 1 99 1. pp. 33–71 . 
Further re adi ng
Petts, Da vid . "DeSi tuB reche nia uc an d Engl y nion y  Beddau:Wr i ting A b out Bur i a lin E arly Medieval Wal e s. "  In Anglo-Saxo n Stud ie s  i n Arc hae ology & Hi st ory 1 4  (2007) .  p p . 163 – 72. Also publ ished in Ea r lymediev al  mo r tuarypract ic e s.New perspec tive s, ed. Sa rah Se m ple and HowardWillia ms.  Ox ford :  U ni ver si t y o f  O xfo r d,School o fAr chaeo logy , 2 0 07.RHS  rec ord.
See also
Bro ccá n th e  Pi ous,"On t he G ra ves o f Lein sterMe n" (10th-centur y Ir ish poem) 
Er ne stRh ys, e a rly tr ans lat ion ofthe Eng l yni on y Be ddau into English. 
C a te gory:Art hurian li te r ature in  W els h
Ca t e gory: Medi e va l Welshlitera t ur eCategor y: Welshmy tho log y
Cat e gory :Welsh  poetryBoys' Ranch

Boys' R a nch was a six - is s u eA meri can  comic book  ser i es c reat e dbyt he ve teran  w r it e r-artist team of Jo eSimonand J ack Kirby for  Harvey Co m i c s in 195 0. A We s tern in the th en-pr evalent "k i d gang"veinpopulari zed by su c h  film se rie s a s " Our G an g" and "The D e a d En dKids",the  series  st arr edthr ee  adolesce nts—Dand y,  W ab as h,and A n gel—whoop era te  aranch that w as be quea th ed tothem, u n de r thead ul t su per vi sionof f r ont iersman  Clay Dun can .  Sup po rt ing cha racters inclu de d Palomino  S ue,  Wee W i l lie Weeh awken, citizens of thet own Fou r M assac res,  and vari ous  Nativ e A m erican s, inc ludin ga f i c tiona l ve rsi on  of the re a l -li fe Ge ro nimo .

Note d for its use of s i ngl e and double- pag e il l u st rat i on s , t he ser i e s has been laud ed as oneof Si mon and Ki r by' smost si gnifica nt cr e ations.  It was b riefly re vi vedt h rou gh reprint s in 195 5, and al l  sixi ss ues w ere  repri nt edin ahardco v erediti on byMa rvel C omics  i n 1991 w ith an introduction byJim Si mon.
Pu blication  hi s tor y
Western -sty le adventu res  in volvi ngb oys i n ra n ch  se t tings  wer e  alreadyp re sen t in  American p o p u lar  cult ure with t he j uvenile fiction o f  authors suchas F r a nkV.W ebst er  and Dale Wilk ins  a s  well as  t he 1946 MGM  film, B oy s ' Ran ch. By  the l ate 194 0 s ,t he wri ter- art ist
s-Williams, Patrick._"The Early_Welsh Arthurian Poems." In_The Arthur_of_the Welsh:_The_Arthurian Legend in_Medieval Welsh Literature,_ed. Rachel Bromwich, et_al. Cardiff, 1991._pp. 33–71.

Further_reading
Petts, David. "De Situ Brecheniauc and Englynion y Beddau: Writing About Burial in Early_Medieval_Wales." In_Anglo-Saxon_Studies_in Archaeology & History 14_(2007). pp. 163–72. Also published in_Early medieval_mortuary practices. New perspectives, ed. Sarah Semple and_Howard_Williams. Oxford: University_of Oxford, School of Archaeology, 2007. RHS record.

See also
Broccán_the Pious, "On the Graves of_Leinster Men" (10th-century_Irish_poem)
Ernest_Rhys, early translation of_the Englynion y Beddau into English.

Category:Arthurian_literature in Welsh
Category:Medieval Welsh literature
Category:Welsh mythology
Category:Welsh_poetry Boys' Ranch

Boys' Ranch was a six-issue_American comic book series created by_the veteran writer-artist team of_Joe Simon_and Jack Kirby for Harvey_Comics in 1950._A Western_in the then-prevalent_"kid gang" vein popularized by such_film series as_"Our Gang" and "The Dead End_Kids",_the series starred_three_adolescents—Dandy,_Wabash, and_Angel—who operate a_ranch_that was_bequeathed_to them, under the adult supervision_of_frontiersman Clay Duncan. Supporting characters included Palomino_Sue, Wee Willie Weehawken,_citizens_of the town Four_Massacres, and various Native Americans,_including a fictional version of the_real-life Geronimo.

Noted_for its_use of single and double-page illustrations, the series has been lauded_as one of Simon and Kirby's_most significant creations. It_was briefly_revived_through reprints in_1955,_and all_six issues were reprinted in a hardcover_edition by_Marvel Comics in 1991 with an_introduction by Jim Simon.

Publication_history
Western-style_adventures involving boys in ranch settings_were already present in American popular_culture with the juvenile fiction_of_authors_such as Frank V. Webster_and Dale Wilkins  as well_as the 1946_MGM film, Boys' Ranch. By the late_1940s,_the writer-artist