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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

Young Arn, a Saxon boy whose magic harp brings wonder to the forest, is heartbroken when Prince John’s tax collectors seize it. When the harp is sold and later stolen again, a mysterious stranger—revealed to be Robin Hood—returns it to him, only to face new threats from men who seek its power. As word of the harp’s magic spreads, even Prince John himself comes to claim it, setting the stage for a test of courage and the harp’s true nature.

The Rusty Sword
7 pp

In the shadow of Prince John’s tyranny, Robin Hood is hunted by Robert Murdach’s men after losing his weapons and fleeing through Sherwood Forest. With only a rusted sword and a hidden underground tunnel to the Humber River, he must outwit his pursuers and protect a shipment of royal treasure meant for King Richard.

The Menace of the Moors
7 pp

Sir Galant is chosen to venture into the deadly Moors after a series of knights and ladies vanish without a trace. After winning a tournament and solving a riddle about a hunting hound’s path, he enters the mist-shrouded wasteland, only to be attacked by Saracen raiders and captured in a flooded tower. Trapped with Sir Mordred and two captured ladies, he must find a way to open the sea gates and escape before the tide claims them all.

Trap at Glamore Castle
6 pp

Robin Hood is lured to Glamore Castle by a weeping woman claiming her brother is imprisoned, unaware she is the enchantress Morla le Fey in disguise. As he arrives, the trap is sprung, and Robin is captured, sentenced to hang at noon—only for a surprise rescue to unfold when Little John, posing as the executioner, arrives to save him.

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