Sergio Aragonés' Groo: Mightier Than the Sword #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Chapter 1" of Sergio Aragonés' Groo: Mightier Than the Sword #1, the dying tyrant Pipil Khan sets a bizarre contest—only the son who brings him Groo’s head will inherit his throne. As the kingdom braces for succession, Groo stumbles into the realm unaware, setting off a chain of chaotic misadventures. With Sergio Aragonés handling writing, art, inks, and the cover, and Tom Luth coloring, this 2000 Dark Horse issue blends absurd humor with Aragonés’ signature visual flair.
In "Chapter 2" from Sergio Aragonés' *Groo: Mightier Than the Sword #1*, Etrufio, never having laid eyes on Groo, hires the bumbling hero for a mission he doesn’t fully understand—only to be swayed by a printed pamphlet that falsely claims Groo has already bested him. The joke unfolds in classic Aragonés fashion, where misunderstanding and satire drive the action, all while the real Groo remains blissfully unaware of the chaos he’s supposedly caused.
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Reprinted in Groo #3 (2000), Sergio Aragonés' Groo: Mightier Than the Sword #[nn] (2002), Herman Hedning #2/2010 (90) (2010), Herman Hedning #3/2010 (91) (2010)
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