History ComicBook / RobynHood

As Shang single handedly storms a temple in Myst, he discovers a small child within. He confers with the Council of the Five Realms as opposed to her fate, but every member agrees that she must be killed (referring to the Jabberwocky, another such child that was saved). Shang cannot bring himself to do this, believing that the child has the potential to live a better life and takes her to Earth where she is left on the doorstep of a family that will come to raise her. That family names her Robyn Locksley.

* ExactlyWhatIAimedAt: In ''The Hunt'' #6, Robyn fires an arrow in the arena that seemingly misses jer opponent. However, it is then revealed that the arrow has smashed the reinforced glass window of the warden's box, which was her real target all along.

* ExatlyWhatIAimedAt: In ''The Hunt'' #6, Robyn fires an arrow in the arena that seemingly misses jer opponent. However, it is then revealed that the arrow has smashed the reinforced glass window of the warden's box, which was her real target all along.

* TrainEscape: Alina Rose does this in an attempt to escape Robyn in ''I Love NY'' #12: grabbing hold of the last car of a subway car as it pulls out of the station. However, she is not quite fast enough to escape and, when she cannor force the carriage door open, she is forced into a TraintopBattle with Robyn.

* ''Robyn Hood: The Hunt (6 issues, 2017-18)

* TrashcanBonfire: I Love NY'' #4, Robyn talks to some homeless people warming themselves around a trashcan bonfire while looking for leads on the sewer murders. One of them tries to get handsy and Robyn deals with him in her usual fashion.

As Shang single handedly storms a temple in Myst, he discovers a small child within. He confers with the Council of the Five Realms as opposed to her fate, but every member agrees that she must be killed (referring to the Jabberwocky, another such child that was saved). Shang cannot bring himself to do this, believing that the child has the potential to live a better life and takes her to Earth where she is left on the doorstep of a family that will come to raise her. The family is not without its own problems and one day Robyn comes home to find her adoptive mother dead (likely at the hands of her adoptive father, though this is not identified explicitly.) She is put into foster care and bounces around the system until she ends up in a normal high school. By this point in her life she has made a point of standing up to those that use power to intimidate or the corrupt and in so doing she confronts Cal King, the most popular guy in school, who is partially so because his father runs the town. She steals his car and and races away but she is eventually caught and he takes ugly revenge on her by raping her and cutting out her left eye. Meanwhile a group of people in Myst desire a protector, and eventually using magic they reach out to her and pull her into Myst.

''Robyn Hood'' is an updating of the RobinHood legend from Zenescope comics; part of their ''ComicBook/GrimmFairyTales'' universe.

In Myst, Robyn meets an undead woman who tells her that she will become what the the people of the land require. She journeys through the kingdom of King John and discovers a wide range of poverty and despair. She begins to live off of the land and after some time is confronted by Little John. She also soon meets his companions who become her group of Merry Men. They train for a while before deciding on a campaign of revenge, retribution and revolution against the evil King. She is captured after taking part in a contest but escapes and manages to kill the King, thus freeing the people from his tyrranical rule. She talks with a woman named Marian who directs her to a portal back to Earth.

On the run as an outlaw. Robyn eventually has an encounter with Britney (a.k.a. 'Red Riding Hood'), who attempts to bring her in. Their encounter ultimately ends in a stalemate with Britney agreeing to stop hunting her, but the truce will be void if Robyn kills another human. Robyn tells Britney that she knows that what she has done to get into this situation was not necessarily right, but she doesn't regret her actions, no matter how they haunt her.

* WireDilemma: In ''ComicBook/GrimmFairyTales: Genesis'', Robyn has to defuse a bomb in Times Square in New York on New Year's Eve. She snarkily comments on how movies never get it right right, and how it is never just one wire, as she rips out all of the wires on the bomb.

* WaxMuseumMorgue: In ''ComicBook/GrimmFairyTales Photoshot Special 2016'', Robyn fights fights a villainess called Madame Medusa, who uses a gorgon's eye to petrify actresses and models and turn them into exhibits for her private gallery. She tries to do this to Robyn.

As Shang single handedly storms a temple in Myst, he discovers a small child within. He confers with the Council of the Five Realms as opposed to her fate, but every member agrees that she must be killed (referring to the Jabberwocky, another such child that was saved). Shang cannot bring himself to do this, believing that the child has the potential to live a better life and takes her to Earth where she is left on the doorstep of a family that will come to raise her. The family is not without its own problems and one day Robyn comes home to find her adoptive mother dead (likely at the hands of her adoptive father, though this is not identified explicitly.) She is put into foster care and bounces around the system until she ends up in a normal high school. By this point in her life she has made a point of standing up to those that use power to intimidate or the corrupt and in so doing she confronts Cal King, the most popular guy in school, who is partially so because his father runs the town. She steals his car and and races away but she is eventually caught and he cuts out her left eye as punishment. Meanwhile a group of people in Myst desire a protector, and eventually using magic they reach out to her and pull her into Myst.