Groo: In the Wild #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeSergio Aragonés' beloved wandering swordsman returns in this first issue of a four-part Dark Horse miniseries, with Groo himself front and center on the cover — dual swords raised, grinning with his trademark oblivious enthusiasm — as an entire ship's crew scrambles, tumbles, and splashes desperately away from him in every direction. Aragonés' cover linework captures that perfect blend of slapstick mayhem and intricate crowd comedy that has defined the character, with sailors flying through nets, barrels rolling, and terrified faces packed into every corner of the frame. With the full creative team of Aragonés, Evanier, Sakai, and Strachan assembled, Groo: In the Wild looks like a thoroughly entertaining ride from the very first page.
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Groo and Rufferto wash ashore at a village they had visited once before. Groo recalls that, on his previous visit, the area had fewer houses, fewer people, fewer fishing boats, and was home to many sea turtles and birds. For once, Groo recalls correctly, as civilization's spread came at the expense of wildlife. With the help of the "little girl who asks too many questions", Groo unknowing sparks a movement to better balance the area's commerce and ecology. Yet, the fear of Groo still runs deep and King Putrio orders his army to slay the intruder... wisely, without telling them who he is.
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