Robin Hood Tales #10
In "The Sleeper of Sherwood Forest!", Robin awakens to find himself bearded and alone in a deserted Sherwood, told by Will Scarlett that a year has passed. Prince John now rules with peace and prosperity—until Robin, misled by a false beard and tattered clothes, is captured and imprisoned. With his men, he feigns sleep, even as a wild panther—once saved by Robin—tests his resolve. The tale, written by Bob Haney and illustrated by Ross Andru with inks by Mike Esposito, features a striking cover by Ross Andru and Mike Esposito, capturing the moment Robin’s fate hangs in the balance.
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Robin awakes to find he's grown a long beard and Sherwood Forest is deserted. Will Scarlett explains he's slept a year. Prince John has brought peace and happiness to the land. Dazed, Robin goes to Prince John for his pardon, and is manacled! He's been tricked with a false beard and tattered clothes, and is imprisoned in the dungeon with his men. Robin feigns another long sleep, and even a wild panther can't rouse him. Robin leaps and frees his men, who vault into the moat to safety. The panther was once rescued from a trap by Robin. "Hail the newest member of our band!"
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