Tomahawk #10/1975
In "Befrielsen av Fort Liberty!", Robin Hood faces his most desperate trial yet when Prince John captures his men and offers their freedom in exchange for three impossible feats: catching a stag bare-handed, winning a staff fight, and shooting a light with bound eyes. Written by Bill Finger and illustrated with dynamic precision by Irv Novick, this 1975 adventure blends classic swashbuckling tension with the timeless clash of outlaw and tyrant. The cover, a striking piece by Fred Ray, captures the moment of high stakes and daring resolve.
In a tense showdown steeped in medieval intrigue, Prins John captures Robin Hood’s men and offers them freedom—if Robin can complete three impossible trials: catch a deer with his bare hands, win a staff fight, and shoot an arrow through a light with his eyes bound. With Broder Tuck and Will Scarlet watching anxiously, Robin must prove his legendary skill before Prins John’s cruel game turns deadly.
John Butterfield and Harrison make a high-stakes bet: who can get from the East Coast to the West Coast of the United States faster—Butterfield with his stagecoach or Harrison with his ship?
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↩ Reprints All-Star Comics #53 (1950), All Star Western #73 (1953), All Star Western #74 (1953), The Brave and the Bold #5 (1956), Tomahawk #69 (1960)
Reprinted in Tomahawk #10/1975 (1975)
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