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2. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › PageboyPageboy - Wikipedia

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   The latter instance inspired the pageboy's sometime nickname of "the Prince Valiant" or "Prince Valiant cut". The character of Willy Wonka as played by Johnny Depp in the film version of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory wore this hairstyle.

3. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Prince_ValiantPrince Valiant - Wikipedia

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   The "Prince Valiant" haircut, a variant of the pageboy resembling Val's, was once popular, particularly for children. Harvey Kurtzman and Wally Wood satirized the strip with Prince Violent in Mad #13 (July 1954), which ends in Violent losing his page-boy haircut to "the fair maid Alota" in the best of all causes.

4. www.mentalfloss.com › article › 5421688 Things You Might Not Know About Prince Valiant - Mental Floss

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   • WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST PERSONALLY REQUESTED IT. Newspaper magnate William Randolph Hearst—the inspiration for Orson Welles’s myopic character in Citizen Kane—isn’t usually thought of as a comics fan, but he was the one who insisted that cartoonist Hal Foster move away from his comic adaptation of Tarzan to mount a new strip exclusively for Hearst’s newspapers.
   • THE PRINCE WAS JUST A KID. The early weeks of Foster’s strip were lacking in the muscular, galloping prince with the pageboy haircut that readers typically associate with the strip.
   • IT WAS ORIGINALLY SUPPOSED TO BE A FANTASY EPIC. Prince Valiant is far from a historical account of Medieval times, but Foster’s original intention was to inject more fantastical elements into the series.
   • THE STRIP WAS SURPRISINGLY CONTEMPORARY. Though Prince Valiant never adopted a more current hairstyle, his creator did factor in the state of the world.

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   Did Prince Valiant have a hairstyle?

   • Though Prince Valiant never adopted a more current hairstyle, his creator did factor in the state of the world. In the 1940s, Val fought off the “Huns,” a warlike race that threatened the Roman Empire that was also used as a derogatory term for Germans in both world wars. (Val’s activity got him canned in German newspapers.)

   8 Things You Might Not Know About Prince Valiant

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   Is Prince Valiant a daytime soap?

   • While you may think some daytime soaps are the longest-running, continuous stories in media, nothing holds a candle to Prince Valiant. The Sunday-only action-adventure comic strip about a 5th century Scandinavian prince who finds refuge in King Arthur’s England was created by Hal Foster and has been published without interruption since 1937.

   8 Things You Might Not Know About Prince Valiant

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   What has happened to Prince Valiant?

   • Despite the disappearance of action-adventure strips like Flash Gordon, Buck Rogers, and Terry and the Pirates from the funny papers, Prince Valiant has survived. Over the decades, Prince Valiant has waged mortal combat with the likes of Mordred, Attila the Hun, and his current foe, Alaric.

   Prince Valiant, Virtue and Page Boy Unruffled in 3,000 Tales

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   Is Prince Valiant a true story?

   • Prince Valiant is far from a historical account of Medieval times, but Foster’s original intention was to inject more fantastical elements into the series. “I wanted to show magicians, ogres, dragons, and knights,” he once said. “However, after Prince Valiant began, the characters in the strip became too real to do much fantasy.” 4.

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6. www.nytimes.com › 1994/08/06 › artsPrince Valiant, Virtue and Page Boy Unruffled in 3,000 Tales

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   Aug 6, 1994 · King Arthur knew Prince Valiant was a knight beyond reproach. But could he have predicted the warrior with the silly-looking haircut would last 3,000 episodes?

7. www.latimes.com › archives › la-xpm-2002-sep-20-etUnder the Spell of ‘Spirited Away’ - Los Angeles Times

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   Sep 20, 2002 · Coming to her aid is Haku (Jason Marsden), a severe-looking boy with a Prince Valiant haircut.

8. slate.com › culture › 2014Prince hairstyles: Every hairdo from 1978 to 2013, in one ...

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   Feb 10, 2014 · Every Prince Hairstyle From 1978 to 2013, in One Chart. Over the course of his 35-plus years in music, Prince has found a lot of ways to be funky. Case in point: His hair, which he’s...

9. acearchive.org › prince-valiantPrince Valiant - AceArchive

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   Feb 23, 2023 · The Prince Valiant haircut is a variant of the Pageboy style, resembling Val's hairstyle. It was once very popular, especially among children. It was so trendy that even famous people like Lassie, Pete Rose, and Phil Donahue had their hair done by the same hairdresser who beautified Prince Valiant.