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Robin Hood #4

May 1956 · Magazine Enterprises · 0.10 USD
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Robin Hood and his Merry Men are granted a pardon by Prince John, but Robin suspects it is a trap. The Knight of the Black Hand emerges as a rival claimant to a legendary English sword, battling Robin's forces at Drawbridge Towers in a fierce combat where the knight is revealed to be a woman who has been disguised as her brother. A Saracen named Saracen obtains the sword, leading to a prophecy that the weapon's fate will determine the destiny of all who possess it, with a mysterious figure later prowling through the Crusaders' camp in pursuit of the blade.

Contains 4 stories
The Warrior Maid
6 pp · Adventure
Lady Edith Harwell (introduction)Edwin (introduction)Picts (villain)Scots (villain)

When the Lady Edith Harwell arrives in Sherwood Forest seeking Robin Hood's aid against Pictish and Scottish raiders threatening her northern lands, she challenges his merry men to prove their worth—and her arrival stirs unexpected jealousy among those closest to Robin. As the outlaw band marches north to help defend the Wall of Hadrian, battles erupt across the Scottish moors, and a daring rescue becomes the ultimate test of loyalty and love.

Sir Robin Hood
5 pp · Adventure
Prince John (villain)
Dungeons of Sir Blamas
7 pp · Adventure
Merlin (introduction)Elissa (introduction)Sir Blamas (introduction, villain)Picts (villain)

When Sir Galant arrives at Malmsey Castle to challenge the notorious Knight of the Black Hand on King Arthur's orders, he's stunned to discover his opponent is actually a woman—Elissa—who's been impersonating her brother to protect their castle while he's held captive by the Picts and the treacherous Sir Blamas. Before Galant can process this revelation, Sir Blamas and his allies ambush them, throwing both Galant and Elissa into the castle dungeons alongside the true Knight of the Black Hand. Armed with nothing but a magnet he'd borrowed from Merlin, Galant must find a way to escape and expose Sir Blamas's scheme before the villain consolidates his power over the North Country.

Sword from the Sky!
8 pp · Adventure
Robin Hood (origin details)Richard the Lion-HeartedSir Morlock (villain, introduction)Mother Hopson (introduction)Basil O' the Wold (introduction)

Before Sir Robert of Huntingdon becomes the outlaw Robin Hood, he crosses paths with a sword forged from fallen meteorite—a blade already cursed with a deadly fate that has claimed every man who's wielded it, from its maker Basil O' the Wold to the knights who carried it through the Crusades. When Sir Robert encounters the legendary weapon in the Holy Land under King Richard the Lion-Hearted, he must reckon with an old woman's cryptic prophecy: "Until the eagle shall defeat the lion." The sword's dark destiny continues to weave through the lives of thieves, knights, and soldiers, leaving ruin in its wake—but what awaits the man who will one day become England's greatest outlaw?

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Full credits

artist, inker Frank Bolle
letterer John Duffy
cover pencils, inks Frank Bolle

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Reprinted in Robin Hood #2 (1957), Robin Hood #4

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