Robin of Sherwood

Robin is lured into a trap when he tries to rescue Little John.

To get out of paying his debts, the Sheriff tries to incite the townspeople against a Jewish moneylender.

Guy of Gisbourne hires a group of mercenaries to hunt down Robin and the outlaws.

Robin is placed under a powerful spell by Lilith.

A group of witches pose as nuns to steal from Robin.

Robin and the outlaws must retrieve his sword.

The King is losing patience with the Sheriff's inability to rid Sherwood of Robin Hood and his band. Lured into a fatal trap, the outlaws are seperated and Robin finds himself isolated and alone facing an army of soldiers.

Herne asks Robert of Huntingdon to become the new Robin Hood.

Robert becomes the new Robin Hood and re-forms the Merry Men to rescue Maid Marian.

Robert of Huntingdon must then use cunning and subterfuge - and, perhaps, the mysterious power of Albion - to rescue Lady Marion from her captors, while keeping his secret identity as Robin Hood intact.

A lord in danger sends his daugher to ask Robin Hood for help.

The new Sheriff of Nottingham has his own ideas on how to do away with Robin Hood.

Robin and the merry men rescue lady Margaret, who is seeking a healing cross.

Much falls into a forester's trap and is badly wounded.

King John wearies of having Nottingham's tax money constantly stolen by Robin Hood and his gang

The legendary outlaw Adam Bell returns to Nottingham, causing mayhem as he kidnaps the Sheriff's young nephew Martin

The outlaws save the life of a man named Arthur, who arrives in Sherwood chased by a gang of soldiers.

John decides to marry his long-time girlfriend Meg and leave the band of outlaws.

The Sheriff is ordered by King John to collect grain from the villages of Nottinghamshire, to supply the troops for an upcoming campaign in Wales.

Gisburne has joined the Sons of Fenris and manages to capture Robin and his men as well as the Sheriff of Notingham.