The Brave and the Bold #15
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Three Flaming Dooms!", Jon finds himself cast adrift after a brutal ambush by Baron Thorvald, washing ashore in Arabia where he’s mistaken for a golden-haired genie bound to grant three wishes. Written by Bill Finger and illustrated with dynamic precision by Joe Kubert—his inks lending grit to every panel—this 1957 adventure sees Jon on a perilous quest across deserts and seas to reclaim three sacred artifacts, each guarded by treachery and myth. The cover by Irv Novick captures the tale’s wild, exotic spirit, a 10-cent thrill from a golden age of comics.
In "The Three Flaming Dooms!", the Silent Knight and Lady Celia face a perilous test of wit and courage as Sir Edwin's cunning traps escalate through the forest. With flaming arrows, collapsing bridges, and a circle of fire, the Silent Knight must outthink his enemy while keeping his identity hidden—until a clever fire-lit ruse turns the tide in a moment of unexpected danger.
In his youth, Robin Hood rebels against knightly drills, drawn instead to the forest and the lessons of Old Hugh. Though he can’t yet bend the mighty bow, fate tests him when brigands attack—forcing him to prove his skill. When his father faces a deadly joust, Robin’s hidden talent emerges in a stunning display of marksmanship, saving his family’s honor. But even victory brings quiet regret, as Robin is reminded that true strength lies not in the bow, but in the choices it helps him make.
In "The Viking Genie," Viking Prince Jon is shipwrecked after being ambushed and sealed in a barrel by Baron Thorvald, washing ashore in Arabia where he's mistaken for a golden-haired genie. Forced to fulfill three wishes by granting the recovery of sacred artifacts—first a famed shield, then a legendary helmet, and finally a magical sword—he journeys across deserts and seas using daring feats and clever ruses. With each quest, he inches closer to reclaiming his destiny, only to face a new tyrant awaiting him on the journey home—while the old man’s daughter watches with quiet wonder.
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Reprinted in The Brave and the Bold #22 (1957), Mighty The 100-Page Comic! #4 (1958), The Brave and the Bold #112 (1974), DC Special #24 (1976), DC Special #25 (1976), Fantomet #7/1982 (1982), Fantomet #4/1986 (1986), The Viking Prince #[nn] (2010), Superman Presents Wonder Comic Monthly #113
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