Robin of the Hood

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Sherwood Forest, in England, is the mythical setting of the legend of Robin Hood. A refuge for outlaws and a symbol of freedom, it gave rise to stories of resistance against unjust Prince John, brother of King Richard. Its trees echo with ambushes and the eternal fight for justice.

Robin of the Hood is one of those characters who never go out of style. According to legend, he was an extraordinary archer and an outlaw who lived in Sherwood Forest, where he fought injustice in his own way: stealing from the rich to help the poor. More than just a thief, Robin became a symbol of rebellion, justice, and freedom. His story has endured over time because it represents something universal: the desire to stand up to the powerful when they abuse their power, and to do so with cleverness, courage, and a clear sense of what is right.

Robin of the Hood is the first issue of the Sherwood series.

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