Sergio Aragonés Groo the Wanderer #29
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Rufferto," Groo stumbles into an odd quest when a king offers a reward for the return of his missing dog—only to discover the loyal hound has taken a shine to him. Without knowing the dog’s true worth, Groo takes it home, only to realize he’s accidentally become a dognapper when he sets out to return it and claim the prize. With Sergio Aragonés’ signature absurd humor and visual gags, and Tom Luth’s vibrant colors bringing the chaos to life, this 1987 issue is a delightfully silly adventure from the legendary creator team behind Groo the Wanderer.
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A king has lost his dog and offers a reward to whomever brings it back. It takes a liking to Groo, who does not learn the dog's value until after it has been brought home. He then dognaps it back and sets out to find its master and claim the reward.
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