Robin Hood and His Merry Men #32

Robin Hood and his men are fishing in a sheltered English cove when they rescue a wounded soldier who brings urgent news: Lord Runkel's forces are surrounded by the French army at Beauville and facing certain defeat. With nothing to lose and England to fight for, Robin rallies his outlaws and commandeers a ship to join the battle on foreign soil—but their heroic intervention comes at a steep price when they return home.

Sir Lancelot discovers the castle of the Earl of Ballard under siege by the tyrannical Duc de Fer, and learns that the Earl's daughter, Lady Barbara, is trapped in a secret tower chamber with her ailing father. After a clever battle of wits and swordplay—where Lancelot turns the Duc's own mockery against him—the knight seizes control of the castle's tower and holds the invader at bay until King Arthur's forces arrive to lift the siege.

Pirates operating from hidden island bases strike at merchant vessels caught in calm waters, and a desperate ship's crew must fend off a coordinated assault from a numerically superior force armed with cutlass and cannon. This tale showcases the brutal tactics of coastal raiders who preyed on unsuspecting prey far from traditional naval trade routes.

When Ned of Nottingham and his men help Robin Hood escape the Sheriff's soldiers, they're invited to join the outlaw band—but Robin's trust is put to the test when Ned's true ambitions surface. As the newcomer schemes to use Robin's feelings for Marian to manipulate him into raiding the Sheriff's castle for gold, Robin must decide how far he'll go and whether his newest followers are truly committed to the outlaw code. The clash between loyalty and deception ignites in this 1957 tale of betrayal in Sherwood Forest.

When a mysterious, skilled stranger appears in Sherwood Forest and bests Robin Hood's men one by one, Robin demands to know his true identity—only to discover he's a hunter sent by young nobles at court to capture the outlaw band for sport. The stranger, revealed as Prince Harold, proposes an alliance instead, and together they face off against the titled hunters in a celebrated battle that will test both Robin's cunning and his judgment of character.