Sergio Aragonés Groo the Wanderer #15

Sergio Aragonés brings his signature manic energy to this 1986 Epic Comics gem, with a cover — penciled and inked by Aragonés himself — that says everything you need to know about Groo's particular brand of chaos: a wicker basket swings wildly from a rope high above the clouds, its panicked passengers — including Groo, a wild-haired sage clutching scrolls, a robed monk dangling precariously, and a bald fellow looking deeply regretful — tumbling and flailing in every direction. The story title "Groo and the Monks" pairs perfectly with that cover full of holy men clearly wishing they'd never crossed paths with the world's most catastrophically unlucky wanderer. With the full creative team of Aragonés, Mark Evanier, colorist Tom Luth, and letterer Stan Sakai all on board, this is the beloved series firing on all cylinders.