Four Color #650
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeDell's Four Color #650 brings Hal Foster's swashbuckling Prince Valiant to vivid life in this 1955 adaptation, "Hostage to Treachery." Don Spaulding's cover painting places the armored, long-haired prince squarely at the center of a tense shipboard confrontation, sword drawn and shield raised against a crouching adversary amid the masts and rigging of an ancient vessel. It's a handsome, confidently painted scene that captures the scope and adventure that made this Arthurian-era hero such a compelling figure.
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When Frisian sea raiders led by King Radbod force a blockade on King Aguar, a truce is called and each King's son is given to the other as a hostage for four months. King Radbod uses his son as a spy and Valiant is forced to escape back to Thule. There he leads a sea battle against the Frisian warships.
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