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Groo is Back!

By: Stephen Schleicher | September 25th, 2007

For those who have been longing for new adventures of Groo, Dark Horse Comics is gearing up for Groo: Hell on Earth.

The end is near. The world is faced with insurmountable disasters�the planet getting hotter, glaciers melting, air becoming unbreatheable�that�s even before Groo gets involved in them. You can imagine how much worse things get with him around. Talk about going from worse to even worse. The only good thing is that Groo is back and celebrating twenty-five years of laughs!

Groo: Hell on Earth is written by Mark Evanier, with art by Sergio Aragones, colors by Tom Luth, and lettering by Stan Sakai and will arrive in stores on October 3 for $2.99.

via Dark Horse

Posted in Dark Horse Comics, Groo, Sergio Aragones |

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