Robin Hood and His Merry Men #31
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeRobin Hood and his men encounter a weary traveler on the road to Locksley Town and offer him assistance, discovering he has been robbed by the notorious Sir Harold and his man-at-arms. After a fierce battle in which Robin's band defeats the hired thugs, the traveler is revealed to be a noble who invites them to his castle, where he insults Robin's humble origins and declares the outlaws unworthy of his title, refusing to acknowledge their service to him.
When foreign nobility travels through Sherwood Forest, Robin Hood vows to protect them from theft—only to find himself and his band accused of the very crime they meant to prevent. As suspicion falls on the outlaw chief, a mysterious thief strikes in the night, and Robin must uncover the real culprit before the Sheriff of Nottingham makes a fatal mistake. The stage is set for Robin to prove his honor against a false charge in this tale of intrigue and deception.
Robin Hood faces an unexpected challenge when an eight-year-old boy named William, the Baron Pettfield's son, goes missing in Sherwood Forest—and the determined youngster has his own ideas about why he's there. As the forest fills with soldiers searching for the lost child and suspicion falls on Robin himself, the outlaw must navigate the boy's stubborn desire to join his band while keeping both William and his camp safe. A spirited tale of mistaken intentions and unlikely loyalty set in the heart of Sherwood.
When famine grips Sherwood Forest and the outlaws grow gaunt, only Friar Tuck appears well-fed—and Robin Hood grows suspicious of where the good friar's bounty comes from. Following the clever monk's trail, Robin discovers a secret source of provisions and decides to share the wealth with his starving men, turning the tables on their unlikely benefactor.
Robin Hood and Arthur-a-Bland journey toward Locksley Town when they encounter a weary traveler who claims to have been beaten and robbed by men posing as Robin's own band. Suspicious of the accusation, Robin vows to track down the imposters and recover the stolen silver, leading him and his men on a pursuit through Sherwood Forest. This tale of mistaken identity and justice served in true Robin Hood fashion showcases why the outlaw's reputation commands respect across the English countryside.
A scarred Crusader called Sir Harold of Nowhere returns to England from the Holy Land with no memory of who he is, only to be seized by the Duke of Marle and imprisoned in a tower. As a mysterious fire threatens to consume them both, Sir Harold and the Lady Evelyn must find a way to escape—and perhaps, in the process, unlock secrets of the past that have been burning just as fiercely.
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Reprinted in Battle Cry #[2] (1953), Prize Comics Western Bumper Comic #[nn] (1958)
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