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Robin Hood #10 (1963)

I. W. Publishing / Super Comics · 1963 · 37 pages

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Contains 4 stories
The Magic Harp
6 pp

A young Saxon boy named Arn cherishes his harp above all else, but when Prince John's tax collectors seize it to pay the realm's cruel levies, a mysterious stranger from Sherwood Forest intervenes to restore the instrument—and with it, Arn's happiness. Word of the harp's supposed magical powers spreads like wildfire, eventually reaching Prince John himself, who demands the boy prove the magic or face dire consequences. As rumors and reality begin to blur, Arn must navigate between the prince's dangerous skepticism and forces working in the shadows to protect both boy and harp.

The Rusty Sword
7 pp

Forced to flee from Robert Murdach's men across Sherwood Forest, Robin Hood races against time to stop the villain from plundering ships carrying King Richard's gold and supplies at Grimsby Harbor. When Robin and the Merry Men manage to recover the stolen cargo, Murdach sets a deadly trap that scatters the outlaws—leaving Robin to face his enemy in a final confrontation where an old, broken blade becomes the key to victory.

The Menace of the Moors
7 pp

When knights and ladies vanish into the desolate Moors without a trace, King Arthur holds a tourney and test of wit to find the bravest knight to investigate. Sir Galant wins both challenges and ventures into the misty wasteland, where he discovers Saracen raiders have trapped the missing courtiers—including Sir Mordred and the ladies Alice and Gertrude—in a tower by the sea. Now he must outwit his captors and find a way to free the prisoners before the flooded tower claims them all.

Trap at Glamore Castle
6 pp

When a weeping woman begs Robin Hood for help rescuing her brother from Sir Gui's dungeons, the outlaw leader can't refuse—only to discover too late that he's walked straight into a trap set by the evil enchantress Morla le Fey. Imprisoned and sentenced to hang at noon, Robin must rely on a clever secret that Little John set in motion before the ambush to turn the tables on his captor. It's a tense race against time as the Merry Men ride hard to save their leader from the gallows at Glamore Castle.

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