Comic Title: Rip Hunter... Time Master #22
Publisher: DC (National Periodical Publications, Inc.)
Address: 575 Lexington Avenue, New York, NY
Cover Date: Sep/Oct 1964
On Sale Date: July 2, 1964 Copyright Date July 2, 1964
Source: Library of Congress, Periodicals 1964

Frequency: Bi-monthly
Cover Price: $0.12
Page Count: 32
Editor: George Kashdan

Title: "The Stowaway from ??? A.D."
Pages: 25

Feature(s):
Rip Hunter (of Earth-1)

Writer: Jack Miller
Artist: John William Ely

Feature Character(s)

• Rip Hunter (last appearance in Rip Hunter... Time Master #21; next appearance in Rip Hunter... Time Master #23)

Supporting Character(s)

• Jeff Smith (last appearance in Rip Hunter... Time Master #21; next appearance in Rip Hunter... Time Master #23)
• Bonnie Baxter (last appearance in Rip Hunter... Time Master #21; next appearance in Rip Hunter... Time Master #23)
• Corky Baxter (last appearance in Rip Hunter... Time Master #21; next appearance in Rip Hunter... Time Master #23)

Other Character(s)

• Leda (a stowaway; no further appearances)
• Wilbur (Leda's boyfriend; no further appearances)
• King Richard the Lion-Hearted and Emperor Henry VI (no further appearances)
• Robin Hood, his merry band, and Maid Marion (no further appearances)
• Casanova (no further appearances)

Comments:
Chap. 2: "The Rip Hunter - Robin Hood Band"
Chap. 3: "The Strange Transformation of Rip Hunter"

Synopsis:
After a voyage to several time periods, Rip Hunter discovers a stowaway in the Time Sphere. The girl claims to be the girlfriend of Richard the Lion-Hearted, so Rip and his team return to 1194 A.D. When they find Richard, he explains that he does not know the girl. She admits to lying about her identity, and now claims to be Maid Marion.

Rip and his crew locate Robin Hood. However, the real Maid Marion is there too, proving the stowaway's story to be false. Rip is angry at the stowaway and gives her one more chance to tell the truth.

Now, the girl claims to be Paulina, the love of Casanova. Rip tests her, then questions Casanova by himself. When the girl is brought in, Casanova offers to marry her, but he is ugly. She is horrified. Casanova then appears to transform Rip into a bird. The girl confesses her lie again, so Rip reveals that he and Casanova staged the transformation.

The girl finally admits to be from Rip's own time period. Rip takes her home where she is reunited with her real boyfriend.