The Brave and the Bold #13
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Silent Knight vs. the Sleeping Knights!", Squire Brian balances his secret identity as the masked Silent Knight with the constant risk of exposure by Lady Celia, all while Camelot’s legendary knights fall into a mysterious slumber. With Merlin’s cunning plan unfolding, the Silent Knight arrives to awaken them—only to find their rest a ruse, leading to a tense duel against Lancelot and Galahad. Written by Robert Kanigher and illustrated with dynamic precision by Irv Novick, this 1957 adventure blends medieval intrigue and clever deception, with cover art by Irv Novick capturing the drama in bold, expressive lines.
In a tale of cunning and chivalry, the Silent Knight—Squire Brian Kent—must balance his secret identity with his growing affection for Lady Celia, all while Camelot’s legendary knights fall into a mysterious slumber. With Merlin’s clever scheme unfolding, the Silent Knight arrives to awaken the sleeping Round Table, only to find the knights faking their trance and setting a trap. Forced into a duel against both Sir Lancelot and Sir Galahad, he uses wit and speed to outmaneuver them, escaping the fray with only one goal in mind: returning to Lady Celia.
When pirates attack Jon’s adopted village and sink his boat, he’s tied to the prow as a figurehead—only to be rescued by the fearless Gunnda, who cuts him loose and leads a daring fight aboard the pirate ship. As the vessel crashes onto the rocks, Jon and the pirate chief are lost to the sea, leaving only Jon to surface and cry out in relief.
In a whimsical twist of fate, Robin Hood is declared King of England for a single day—only to face absurd royal duties, from taxing the very air he breathes to capturing a friend named Sir Clarence and his dog, both named Clarence. When a Pictish invasion threatens the realm, Robin must rally his captured Merrie Men to defend the kingdom, using cunning and a well-timed dam to turn the tide. A clever, lighthearted adventure where justice, loyalty, and a splash of chaos rule the day.
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Reprinted in The Brave and the Bold #17 (1957), The Brave and the Bold #18 (1957), The Brave and the Bold #19 (1957), Big Boy #25 (1958), Big Boy #26 (1958), Big Boy #27 (1958), My Greatest Adventure #66 (1962), My Greatest Adventure #68 (1962), Big Boss #12 (1973), Fantomet #19/1982 (1982), Fantomet #22/1986 (1986), The Viking Prince #[nn] (2010)
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