The Death of Groo the Wanderer

A work of striking vision, rich with originality, The Death of Groo the Wanderer is a deep examination of the human condition, ruminating on the nature of life and death, and the inextricably entwined reality of their contradictory aspects In many respects, this book is relevant now than when it was first unleashed in 1987 As the conflict between hate and love drive a race between self destruction and self discovery, Groo finds himself in a parallel race to find the psychologically relieving un [...]

This is the first comic that I ever read, back when I couldn t even read I love the art and have read it many times, practically whenever I find it around the house Its humorous and interesting and I definitely recommend it for anyone who wants a fast read and likes to laugh.

Bunch of classic Groo gags in a nice over sized edition.Groo may not be the smartest character out there, heck he might even be the contender for the dumbest character out there But his adventures manage to entertain thru the writings of Mark Evanier and the ever busy artwork of Sergio Aragone s

Cheese dip Mulch Senseless violence And a Tom Sawyeresque funeral.

I love Groo, especially when there s no heavy handed environmental or political theme being satirized This is just pain pure fun I m proud to say I own every issue of every Groo

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