WHAT A SCOOP!
Let’s go to press! The most intrepid reporter in Groo’s world, Weaver, is back, accompanied as usual by his assistant, Scribe. This time, they try reporting the truth about Groo, but of course no one believes them. Concocted by the award-winning team of Sergio Aragonés and Mark Evanier, with letterer Stan Sakai and colorist Tom Luth!
Always impressive, always funny, always beautiful, always Groo. Now is the time when something is supposed to fall on me. Recommended. Read Full Review
One of the weaker chapters in the series, Groo: Friends and Foes is still a good bit of fun here with the chaos and destruction that invariably follows our title character. Weaver and Scribe aren't the most engaging of characters and their profession offers only a little bit of a new way to look at how Groo impacts the world. I do like the pair with the whole flowery driven Weaver is while Scribe says nothing so there's definitely appeal there in that. But mostly the encounters here aren't all that memorable and a lot of what we get with the chaos just involves your locals going about their day and panicking into situations that makes things worse. We do get some great artwork once again and fantastic two page spread of destruction, so there's plenty to enjoy visually even if the story itself feels weak. Read Full Review
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