The Hundred Comic Monthly #18

In "The Channel of Time!", Wonder Woman answers a distress call from the past, using her Space-and-Time Transformer to journey to the era of Robin Hood. There, she joins forces with the legendary archer and his Merrie Men to confront the treacherous Prince John.

In "null," Peggy’s confidence wavers when a fortune teller claims her romance with Binky is doomed. Determined to defy fate, Binky’s attempt to prove the prophecy wrong only pulls him into a situation that tests his loyalty — all while Peggy watches, wondering if the stars were right all along.

In "Interplanetary Space-Feud!", Rhett Shaw returns to his rural village after college, only to be challenged by Whit Carter to settle their families’ long-standing feud. When Shaw refuses and suggests peace, a mysterious force bubble halts his car—revealing an otherworldly duel waged through planetary forces, with the villagers taking shelter as Earth becomes a battleground. As Shaw hears the alien combatants’ thoughts, he uncovers their shocking record of 127 victories, and finds a way to turn the tide with a simple chemical weapon.

In "Triple-Threat Tournament!", the legendary Black Thunderbolts burst into Camelot to challenge the Knights of the Round Table to a series of jousts, testing honor and skill. When Lady Celia draws the Silent Knight’s name from the bowl—her secret hope—she sets in motion a trial of courage, as the enigmatic warrior is summoned from the Forest Perilous. With Guinevere’s scarf as his token and Lady Celia’s quiet faith as his strength, the Silent Knight faces a brutal test of endurance, outwitted and overpowered by the brothers’ deceit. Yet even broken and outnumbered, he refuses to yield, proving that true valor lies not in words, but in will.

In "The Wizard of Water," con man Edward Fuller discovers a pitchfork that grants him the power to summon water—just enough to keep his latest scam alive. But when his deceitful past finally catches up to him, the pitchfork slips from his grasp, and the force he once controlled turns against him.

In "The Strange Vow of Robin Hood!", the legendary outlaw swears he’ll never set foot on English soil until he recovers stolen gold meant for King Richard. To keep his word, Robin Hood employs a series of daring and inventive methods—boating across rivers, swinging through trees, riding a stag, rolling in a barrel, and even sprinting across a bolt of cloth—to reach a distant castle and uncover the truth behind the theft.