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Robin Hood #4 (1990) · The Collector

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Malibu
Robin Hood (1989)
#4

Malibu#4

Robin Hood

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Robin Hood #4

Thieves of Sherwood Book IV

Publisher: Malibu
Cover date: April 1990
Cover price: $2.25
Pages: 36

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Printing not stated · $2.25
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Credits

Writer: Martin Powell
Penciller: Stan Timmons
Inker: Stan Timmons
Colorist: Brooks Hagan

Sources

Grand Comics Database issue 690260

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King Richard joins the Merry Men in disguise, and they help him regain the throne from Prince John. Robin Hood is rewarded with a title and an estate, and he and Marian are wed.

Letterer

Clem Robins

Cover

N. C. Wyeth

Cover colors

N. C. Wyeth

Editorial and production

Editor: Chris Ulm

Characters

Friar Tuck
Lady Marian Fixwalter
Little John
Prince John
Richard the Lionhearted
Robin Hood
Sir Guy of Gisbourne
Sir Simon Monceaux
Will Scarlet

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