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CATALOG RECORD

The Brave and the Bold #4

DC · Series began 1955 · February-March 1956

Dates

Cover date
February-March 1956
On sale
December 11, 1955
Pages
36

Editions and covers

Creators

pencils: Irv Novick, Irwin Hasen, Win Mortimer, Joe Kubert, Raymond Perry, Russ Heathinks: Irv Novick, Irwin Hasen, Win Mortimer, Joe Kubert, Raymond Perry, Russ Heathletters: Ira Schnapp, Irwin Hasen, Gaspar Saladinoscript: Robert Kanigher, Irwin Hasen, Jack Schiff, Bob Haney, Jack Millercolors: Raymond Perry

Stories

  • The Robber Baron of Forest Perilous · 8 pages

    A "Robber Baron" and his gang steal from anyone passing through the Forest Perilous. Sir Edwin hides his jewels on Lady Celia's mule, unknown to her. Squire Brian overhears and dons his Silent Knight guise. With the aid of Slasher the hawk, he finds the hidden castle, scales the vines, beats down the robbers, and escapes with Lady Celia and the jewels. But she's seen his "flashing eyes" somewhere, and wonders...

  • Knights of the Square Table · 0.5 pages
  • The Whirling Warriors! · 7.67 pages

    At the winter festival, Jon the Viking Prince would dance with Gunnda, but Toke the Red-Bearded claims a dance. The competitors shall accomplish three feats. First they scale a mountain to fetch a tern's egg, but Jon is pushed into the ocean and battles a giant sea otter. In a ski race, he's buried under snow, but uses Gunnda's cloak as a sail and wins. Finally the two battle tied to a tall pole, swinging and chopping with axes. Jon swings high and cuts Toke down - winning a dance with the fair Gunnda.

  • Laughing Arena · 1 pages
  • Knights in Armor · 2 pages

    How knights' armor changes over the years.

  • Captive Champion! · 7.67 pages

    Crafty Cinna, who would assassinate the Emperor of Rome, goads a collector of golden treasures to ambush the Golden Gladiator with nets in the forest. Marcus must fight in a secret arena, for Lucia, Cinna's niece, is threatened. Marcus fights a chariot with a broken sword, dumps the horses, seizes the chariot, and thunders away with Lucia in his arms! She tells him, "If I wanted a calm life, my darling, I would have fallen in love with a poet - not a gladiator!"

Reprinted in

The Brave and the Bold (1956), The Best of the Brave and the Bold (1988), The Viking Prince (2010)

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