IT ALL COMES CRASHING DOWN!
It’s the grandest of finales as Groo: Friends and Foes wraps up with its twelfth and final issue. By now, everyone should have figured out how and where Kayli, the little girl Groo has been helping to find her father, finds her father. That is, if they’re smarter than Groo, and we hope for their sakes they are. This issue, like all of ’em, comes from the award-winning team of Sergio Aragonés and Mark Evanier.
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 recommendation. Read Full Review
This maxi-series has done double-duty as a great story and a terrific intro to the character for those who are somehow just now discovering Groo. Where have you been hiding? Read Full Review
Groo: Friends & Foes ends pretty much on a pitch perfect note when it comes to simply everything about it. It's a strong culmination of events that have occurred so far while still being its own thing and giving Kayli the attention she deserves after all her appearances prior to this. I loved the way it all unfolds and the simple beauty and detail of what Aragones does with his layouts and everything within each panel. The two-page spread alone is worth the price of admission with what's going on. While this series comes to a close, there are two more in the offing as Evanier discusses in the letters page that there's a four-issue crossover series of some sort coming up as well as another twelve-issue series that goes big like this one. It's a great time to be a Groo fan once again. Read Full Review
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