Robin Hood Tales #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Attack of the Sea Raiders!", Maid Marian stumbles upon a mysterious prisoner in an iron mask—King Richard, held captive by Prince John. With the help of Robin and the Merry Men, she races to free him, only to fall into a deadly trap. Written by Bob Haney and brought to life by Ross Andru’s dynamic art and Mike Esposito’s inks, this 1957 adventure blends suspense and swashbuckling flair. The cover by Irv Novick, Gil Kane, and Joe Kubert captures the high-stakes drama of a classic tale, where loyalty is tested and the true hero wears a mask.
In "Attack of the Sea Raiders!" from Robin Hood Tales #7 (1957), Robin and his Merry Men face a sudden threat when Viking raiders menace the English coast. With King Richard’s command in mind, they attempt to repel the invaders from the sea—only to be overwhelmed and forced into retreat. After Robin is captured, he escapes by challenging the Viking chief to a duel and diving overboard. With Prince John refusing to aid them, the Merry Men devise a bold plan, luring the enemy upriver and trapping their ships with a massive chain before striking from the land. The battle ends in victory, but Robin’s mind remains on the uncertain future under Prince John’s rule.
In "The Knot of Terror!", Prince John traps the people of Huntingdon behind an impossible Gordian knot, threatening their lives unless Robin Hood can undo it. With time running out and his own freedom at stake, Robin must outwit the prince using cunning and courage—before the town is lost to despair.
In "King Richard's Iron Mask!" from *Robin Hood Tales* #7 (1957), Maid Marian’s visit to a mysterious castle sets off a chain of daring twists when she encounters a prisoner in an iron mask—claimed to be the lost King Richard. As the legend unfolds, Marian races to Sherwood, rallying Robin and the Merry Men for a rescue that quickly turns into a trap. With Prince John’s schemes unraveling, the true identity of the masked man—and his shocking connection to Robin Hood—comes to light in a moment that redefines loyalty and justice.
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Reprinted in Robin Hood Tales #13 (1957), The Brave and the Bold #18 (1957), Tomahawk #8/1975 (1975), Tomahawk #8/1975 (1975), DC Special #23 (1976), Fantomet #11/1986 (1986), Fantomet #9/2006 (2006)
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