Four Color #1259
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Samuel Bronston's El Cid" in Four Color #1259 (1962) delivers a vivid, action-packed retelling of the legendary warrior’s early trials, drawn with bold detail by Gerald McCann. When Rodrigo Diaz De Bivar, known as El Cid, spares captured Moorish leaders only to face the king’s wrath, he must prove his loyalty through a series of daring feats. With dynamic artwork by McCann, this story captures the clash of honor and duty in a pivotal moment of El Cid’s rise.
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Rodrigo Diaz De Bivar, "El Cid," comes upon a town almost completely destroyed by the Moors. He captures the Moorish leaders, but releases them when given their promise never to war on Spain again. This earns him the anger of the King. To redeem himself he battles an enemy of the king. When he wins he is rewarded by being made leader of the king's army. One of the Moors goes back on his word and Rodrigo leads the king's forces in a massive battle at Valencia.
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