Classics Illustrated #141 [O]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Castle Dangerous" brings to life the turbulent borderlands of 1307 Scotland in this 1957 Classics Illustrated adaptation, where the fate of Castle Douglas hangs in the balance. Written by Sir Walter Scott and illustrated by Stan Campbell, the story unfolds with the legendary Robert Bruce attempting to reclaim the fortress from English knight Sir John De Walton, using Lady Augusta—De Walton’s captured betrothed—as a key to peace. The cover by Stan Campbell captures the grim intensity of the era, perfectly framing a tale of loyalty, war, and the high stakes of a castle that earned its name through bloodshed.
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In the year 1307 in Scotland, Castle Douglas, a strategic castle on the border with England, was controlled by English knight Sir John De Walton. The castle was known as Castle Dangerous due to the many bloody conflicts occurring there, with control of the castle continually changing between England and Scotland. The legendary Scottish king, Robert Bruce, tries to get De Walton to surrender the castle, using De Walton's captured betrothed, Lady Augusta, as a bargaining chip.
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