In days of old when Knights were bold, and practiced arts of chivalry; there lived no sadder sight I’m told, than Sir Richard of the Lea!

The price of honour is too high, when villagers must be oppressed; but Joan the barmaid snares Sir Guy, and Robin does the rest!

From rags to riches he will go, Sir Richard is told; alas he is not the first to find, that glitter is not gold

A plan to help the refugees is nearly wrecked by Norman greed; ’til Robin proves again, a friend in need’s a friend indeed!

A lady named Brenda, who is on the run from an unwanted arranged marriage, saves Robin Hood from the sheriff’s men. Because of this, the outlaws vote her into the group. Brenda believe’s it’s her destiny to marry a true hero, which she see’s in Robin Hood.

The Highlander you may recall was once the subject of our tale; and now with dirk and kilt and all, he’s back on Robin’s trail!

Mistakes made in history, about who’s hero and who’s not; but Robin solves the mystery, and thus unfolds our plot!

A stranger from the Far of East, a captive from the Holy Land; excites the people’s hate and fear, ’til Robin takes a hand!

When a man kills his own brother, Robin, Little John, and Friar Tuck dress up as mummers and act in a folk play for Lent intending to finding the murderous brother.