The Brave and the Bold #22
In "The Invisible Viking!" from The Brave and the Bold #22 (1959), a masked hero known only as SK and the daring Lady Celia take to the skies on a flying griffin, racing toward Camelot to complete three perilous trials. Written by Robert Kanigher and brought to life with dynamic art by Russ Heath, the story unfolds with daring feats, cunning challenges, and a mysterious bond between the two adventurers. The cover, a striking piece by Joe Kubert, captures the moment of flight and mystery that defines the issue.
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SK and Lady Celia plop on a flying griffin and tame it, and fly to Camelot. First task done. Second is to battle the Knights of the Clock at a high castle. They fly and battle, but the SK falls. Celia jumps to protect him, and the SK rallies. Second task complete. Third task: a trick! The SK must sword-fight Queen Kranda. He can't attack a woman, and stumbles. But Celia's scarf atop his helmet tangles her sword, and he wins! The Queens depart, the sun returns. And Lady Celia promises to wait until the SK can remove his helmet and reveal his secret identity.
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