Groo: Minstrel Melodies #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThe concluding chapter of Groo: Minstrel Melodies arrives in fine form, with Sergio Aragonés's cover depicting what appears to be two nearly identical Groos facing each other in bemused confusion, each accompanied by a spotted dog, while a green-clad minstrel strums a lute atop a wall behind them — all bathed in a warm desert sunset. It's a wonderfully absurd image that captures the comedic spirit Aragonés and Mark Evanier have brought to this four-issue series. Fans of Groo's cheerfully chaotic adventures will find this a satisfying send-off to the Minstrel Melodies arc.
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The Minstrel sings the sad tale of Blue "The Man Who Looked Like Groo". Blue, a down-on-his-luck-peddler, comes to use his uncanny resemblance to our favorite wanderer and destroyer of villages, ships, and entire socio-economic systems, as a means toward gaining great wealth. But how long can the luck of this scheming doppelganger of Groo last?
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