Captain Fortune Tells of Robin Hood and Maid Marion

In the mid-1950s, Vital Publications released a single issue of Captain Fortune Tells of Robin Hood and Maid Marion, a one-shot comic that folded the legendary outlaw into the publisher's anthology-style storytelling. Though brief, this issue stands as a curious artifact of the era's trend toward repackaging classic tales for young readers, with Captain Fortune serving as a framing narrator. Its scarcity makes it a footnote in the history of Robin Hood comics, reflecting the modest ambitions of a small publisher during the post-war boom.