As Mark navigates through the dangers of Comic-Con International, Sergio-still lost in the Chula Vista Safari Jungle Land-meets snakes, vultures, and more lions! Meanwhile, Groo decides to help Tarzan defeat the slavers he's been tracking-if only Tarzan knew Groo's potential for disaster. Tarzan artist Thomas Yeates jams with Sergio Aragonés! Also-Rufferto the dog continues to entertain in his marvelous backup strips!
As I said, this series has been a struggle in a way that other Groo properties haven't. I'm enjoying all the real-world stuff that we get here and Groo in his own world, but the Tarzan stuff just falls flat. It's simply not for me and even in this one, by bringing Groo into direct contact, doesn't do enough to help. It's just a blend that doesn't work and feels forced. So I just stick to enjoying the time with Aragones slowly losing his mind in the jungle park and the indifference toward anything not-Evanier by Evanier. Read Full Review
Ultimately the wrap-around story simply doesn't feel charming enough to really propel the necessity of it, and I can only imagine that it would have normal readers scratching their heads when it comes to the "inside baseball" talk of the comic book industry. Read Full Review
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