See it happen in this issue: The rise and fall of the Star God, a pretender to the heavens and a deity who won't last as long as this series by the award-winning duo of Sergio Aragones and Mark Evanier. You'd think a god could live forever . . . and maybe one could if his godlike path hadn't been crossed by the wandering disaster that is Groo. With lettering by Stan Sakai, coloring by Tom Luth, and another actual, real letter column by Evanier. Miss it not.
"I'd sing this book's praises endlessly, were it not for my fear of attracting the title character's attention. One of the most enjoyable series created-ever. Highest possible re more
I always feel a little exhausted after reading a Groo book because there's so much going on with it. That's no exception with this series and this installment as we see Saffi and Cuffi both vying for power for different reasons but causing plenty of trouble for so many people. Groo's role is definitely fun throughout this as he just does what he does and sets so much in motion for so many people. And just watching others realize who he is and do their best to avoid him is always fun. There's a lot going on here and it's definitely fun but it's also surprisingly tiring by the end of it. Read Full Review
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