The Brave and the Bold #10

In the Forest Perilous, the animals debate the true worth of the Silent Knight’s allies: Slasher the hawk, whose keen eyes spot danger, and Tana the stallion, whose strength carries the Knight and Celia through peril. When a bridge is overrun by brigands, both must act in concert—Slasher’s warning and Tana’s leap proving essential. The wise Owl concludes that neither is more vital than the other.

In a quiet town, an enigmatic elder auctions off three weathered arrows said to have been used by Robin Hood to defeat the Sheriff—arrows that now spark disbelief, especially when Prince John demands the tale be told, claiming the hero is dead. Flashbacks reveal daring feats: a dam’s spillway unleashed, a chimney sealed against foes, a moat of wild boars crossed with cunning. But the truth behind the legend lies in the elder’s knowing smile as he vanishes into the trees, leaving only the echo of a laugh.

In "The Legend of the Flying Warrior!", a museum guide recounts the tale of a winged warrior statue older than America’s discovery, weaving a mystery that reaches back to the time of King Arthur. As the assistant curator, Justin remembers a moment when, as Sir Justin of the Round Table, he attempted to journey a thousand years into the past—only to find himself among a First Nations tribe after losing his sword during the trip, becoming the fabled figure of legend.