Tumac #7/1978

In "Utfordringen fra den gemene spøkefugl," Prince John declares a Champion Day, summoning Robin Hood and his Merrie Men to a series of humiliating trials. Forced to face a cruel jester’s rigged challenges—from an unshootable giant bow to a losing quarter-staff duel and a shifting target—Robin must endure one impossible test after another. When the final trial demands he fight a knight on horseback while holding a handkerchief, the jester’s final trick is the gate bar dropping. Can Robin outwit the scheme and claim victory?

In the shadowed halls of Prince John’s masquerade, Robin Hood plays a daring game—posing as himself to slip past guards and free Little John from the dungeon. As they flee through Sherwood Forest, the chase intensifies: trackers seem to know every path, every hiding place. But when Robin notices glowing spots on his cloak—left by a sneaky courtier—he realizes the trail is not just physical, but marked. With quick thinking and a clever twist, he turns the hunt against them, leading the pursuers in circles before unleashing a hornet’s nest to turn the tide.