Robin Hood

In the late 1950s, Finland's Kirja-Mono launched this long-running adaptation of the legendary outlaw, turning Robin Hood into a staple of Finnish comics. Spanning over 138 issues from 1957 onward, the series is most closely associated with its foundational artist and writer, whose work defined the look of Sherwood Forest for generations of readers. It stands as a remarkable example of a single national publisher sustaining a classic adventure property for decades, offering a distinctly Finnish take on the timeless tales of robbing from the rich and giving to the poor.