Robin Hood #3

Robin Hood and his Merry Men venture to the Nottingham Fair to test their skills in wrestling, quarterstaff, and archery—only to discover that spies for the villain Robert Murdach are watching their every move. When five of Murdach's men attempt to rob them on the road, Robin captures them and brings them into Sherwood Forest, where they're tasked with a surprising mission: as the days pass, these would-be enemies witness Robin's true character firsthand through his generosity to the poor and needy, forcing them to reconsider everything they thought they knew about the outlaw leader.

When a runaway horse brings Lady Ann Loring to Robin Hood, she accuses him of robbing her father on the Fen Road—but Robin soon discovers someone is impersonating him and his Merry Men to cover up a scheme involving the villain Robert Murdach. Working undercover in Nottingham, Robin must outwit Murdach's plot and clear his name before the stolen gold reaches the wrong hands.

When Vikings raid the English coast, a young knight named Sir Galant races to warn King Arthur—but is beaten down before he can light the signal beacon. Rescued by humble woodchoppers, Sir Galant discovers their forest skills may be exactly what's needed when Arthur's army finds itself trapped in a ring of Viking fire. This adventure from Robin Hood #3 shows that sometimes a knight's greatest allies aren't fellow warriors, but the resourceful common folk who know their land better than any invader ever could.

Odo, court jester to the villainous Prince John, harbors a secret dream of becoming a great knight—until Robin Hood's men offer him sanctuary in Sherwood Forest. When Prince John's army marches to trap the outlaws, Odo seizes his chance to prove himself in battle, donning armor and making his stand on a narrow causeway across the treacherous Marsh of the Hollow Moon. What unfolds is a tale about discovering where your true gifts lie, even when they're not the ones you imagined for yourself.