• ALONE AND ADRIFT, Groot's got nobody to turn to now that his best pal Rocket Raccoon has been kidnapped!
• What's worse, cosmic calamity continues to strike, and when a cosmic storm threatens to destroy an entire world, it's up to Groot to stop it - but he can't do it alone!
• Featuring special guest stars DAWN GREENWOOD AND THE SILVER SURFER!
Rated T
This series keeps getting better and better. The storylines are getting a bit more intricate now, which I really appreciate. It’s pretty fun going with Groot on his journey to find Rocket Raccoon. It’s a cute series with issues that don’t take a long time to read, so keep up, and enjoy. Read Full Review
"Groot" is a very good read. It brings in Silver Surfer and his partner, Dawn, into the fold for this issue. This comic book showcases the character's personalities and provides a good one-shot, team-up story. The book has great visuals to capture the essence of what makes Groot, Surfer and Dawn a great set of characters. This comic is a fun ride and is worth checking out. Read Full Review
Once again, Jeff Loveness is able to write a chapter of Groot that is simultaneously humorous and fun, but also a little too light. Read Full Review
Groot is a lot like Punisher, Magneto, Howard the Duck, Ant-Man, Moon Knight, or Deathlok in that it stands out at Marvel thanks to how small it is. In a comic landscape more and more dominated by overinflated stakes and end of the world situations it's nice to be able to read a comic that just wants to make us laugh and tell its own story rather bludgeon us with dreary doomsdays. Small really is bountiful and Groot is the best example of that there is. Read Full Review
Still not sure how 'I am Groot' can make me want to laugh and cry, but this book manages it month on month. Read Full Review
Groot returns on September 2nd with the fourth installment of the series. Read Full Review
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