Robin Hood (or Robin des Bois) is a series of comics, inspired by the legend of Robin Hood, appeared in Vaillant and Pif gadget from 1965 to 1975. Scripted by Jean Ollivier, it is first designed by the duo Lucien Nortier / Christian Gaty or Lucien Nortier / Charlie Kiefer until 1969. From that date, this is Eduardo Coelho, signing under the pseudonym Martin Sièvre, which takes, only, drawing over in Pif gadget.
Jean Ollivier particularly appreciates the myth of Robin Hood, sharing the values of solidarity, the fight against injustice and oppression that vehicle. Thus he decided to create a comic series Robin Hood in Vaillant in 1965, whose character is already popular with the many films released at the cinema, including The Adventures of Robin Hood by Michael Curtiz with Errol Flynn. The design was entrusted to the team Lucien Nortier and Christian Gaty, the latter being rapidly replaced by Charlie Kiefer. The duo shared the work in this way: Christian Gaty or the penciled Charlie Kiefer, Lucien Nortier inking. The stories are complete stories. In Vaillant, stories have 12 boards. They take a little more breadth in Pif gadget with 20 boards and then gradually decreases to complete the format to 10 boards. The stories are only in black and white. The first team with Lucien Nortier and Christian Gaty or Charlie Kiefer drawing, generates 30 stories in Vaillant and 3 stories in Pif gadget. The first account of the new team Ollivier-Coelho, The Night of Derby, appears in the Pif gadget No. 2725 August 1969. Coelho drew a total of 59 episodes of this series until 1975, with a unique story published in 1982.
