Four Color #775

Mar 1957 · Dell · 0.10 USD

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In "The Knight of the Red Plume," Sir Lancelot arrives at Camelot hoping to earn a place among the Knights of the Round Table, only to be immediately challenged to a duel by Sir Gawain. The clash arises from a mystery: Gawain believes Lancelot is the infamous "Knight of the Red Plume" who recently disrupted Arthur's knights in battle. With bold resolve and the weight of legend on his shoulders, Lancelot must prove his true identity in a trial by sword—before the court decides his fate. Art by John Buscema, inks by John Buscema.

Contains 4 stories

The Knight of the Red Plume

16 pp · Historical

Sir LancelotMerlinKing ArthurSir GawainSir KaySir LionelSir ChristopherGuinevere (cameo)

In this 1957 tale from Four Color #775, Sir Lancelot arrives at Camelot hoping to earn a place among the Knights of the Round Table—only to be met with suspicion by Sir Gawain, who sees him as the mysterious and feared "Knight of the Red Plume" responsible for recent chaos on the battlefield. The challenge of honor and identity hangs in the air as their fates collide beneath the banner of Arthur’s court.

The Ferocious Fathers

15.67 pp · Historical

Sir LancelotBrian (intro)King ArthurMerlin

In "The Ferocious Fathers," young kitchen boy Brian journeys to Camelot seeking aid for his master, Urgan the Strong, threatened by the formidable Lelias the Mighty. King Arthur dispatches Lancelot to investigate, only to find the knight caught in a fierce family feud that tests honor, loyalty, and the true meaning of strength.

The Tourney

1 pp · Non-Fiction, Historical, Sports

The Castle

1 pp · Non-Fiction, Historical