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| Publisher |
DC |
| Artist |
Joe Kubert |
| Artist |
Russ Heath |
| Artist |
Irv Novick |
| Writer |
Bill Finger |
| Writer |
Bob Haney |
| Writer |
Robert Kanigher |
| Inker |
Joe Kubert |
| Inker |
Russ Heath |
| Inker |
Irv Novick |
| Cover Artist |
Irv Novick |
| Published | March 1957 |
THE KING OF SEA King Trident, king of the sea aboard a great ship in the shape of a castle, is sinking all vessels that carry supplies to King Richard in the crusades. He is working with Prince John to prolong the war and ensure that Richard never comes back to reclaim his throne. Robin Hood and his band soon take on the sea king, however, with Robin letting himself get captured. With the help of the oar-slaves, he manages to beach the mighty ship and the Merrie Men grab King Trident, sending him, tied up, to Prince John's doorstep. SECRET OF THE FEATHER-MEN'S SHIP The people of the small fishing village find Jon unconscious, in a strange type of boat they have never seen before. After awakening, Jon remembers the adventure he had in a far off undiscovered land to the west, and tells the tale of how he helped a tribe of Indians fight against their rivals. CHALLENGE OF THE ROUND TABLE At King Arthur's Round Table, his knights boast of their daring deeds. With Sir Galahad and Lancelot each having done a great deed, felling a giant and slaying a dragon, the boasts turn to arguments over who was better. Queen Guinevere then presents a clever challenge, whosoever can make the Silent Knight speak will be the greatest of the Knights of the Round that day.
