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Which sound just the kind of character who might be parodied by Sergio and scripter Mark Evanier in the Groo comic books All four will be executive producers on the project, with projects and finance being prepared for streaming services and global distribution. Sergio Aragonés' Groo The Wanderer Optioned For TV And Film Groo The Wanderer, as[...]

In 2013, courtesy of the Sergio Aragones and Mark Evanier panel at San Diego Comic-Con, Bleeding Cool broke the news that they were considering a Groo The Wanderer Meets Tarzan, Lord Of The Jungle crossover comic book. In 2015, we broke the news again, from the same Sergio And Mark panel at San Diego Comic-Con, just[...]

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And thanks to moderator Mark Evanier (one time assistant to Jack Kirby and all around entertaining man), Tom King (writer on Mister Miracle, Batman), Steve Sherman (a one time assistant to Jack Kirby with Evanier and master puppeteer), John Morrow (editor of the Jack Kirby Collector), Tom Kraft (President of the Jack Kirby Museum &[...]

The answer, sadly is no, but that didn't stop a full room of people from having grand old time listening to Groo The Wanderer artist Sergio Aragones, writer Mark Evanier, and letterer Stan Sakai (Usagi Yojimbo) be in classic form for this SDCC panel They started the panel sharing what was coming up for Groo[...]

[rwp-review-recap id="0"] To round out the month of Jack Kirby, we have Darkseid #1 to bring us tales from the shadows of Apokolips and give us insight into the head of its cruel overlord. The first story, by Mark Evanier, Scott Kollins, and Dave McCaig, tells of a trio of young revolutionaries who have been rebelling against[...]

Toss in Groo, the catalyst for chaos, and it should all be fun. GROO: PLAY OF THE GODS #3 Writer: Sergio Aragones, Mark Evanier | Artist: Sergio Aragones | Colorist: John Ercek | Cover Artist: Sergio Aragones Okay, so here we are in a new land full of gold We have pirates who want to seize all that[...]

This is his story by one who knew him well—Mark Evanier First issued in 2008, Kirby: King of Comics was the first overview of the legendary comic book creator's career It is now available in a smaller, more affordable package, revised and expanded for Kirby's centennial. While quite a bit of the content is just carried over from[...]

Even without Groo, it looks like their plans may not have been that well put together, especially for the clergymen, whom are having trouble converting the natives. Meanwhile, the gods continue their debate over how responsible Diothos is for his followers. Sergio Aragones and Mark Evanier have put together another highly entertaining story with this one[...]

On Thursday afternoon, The Mark, Sergio, Stan, and Tom Show panel took place at San Diego Comic-Con, announcing "fancy volumes" coming for the Groo series.

The three-part mini-series is being written by Mark Evanier (Garfield and Friends) and drawn by artist Steve Uy (Avengers: the Initiative) and will hit stores August 2nd The series will include a story inspired and approved by Garfield creator Jim Davis. Summary: It's the inevitable meeting of these two loveable sourpusses!  Garfield, the reigning cynical cat[...]

Grumpy Cat/Garfield will be a three-part mini-series from writer Mark Evanier (Garfield and Friends) and artist Steve Uy (Avengers: The Initiative) kicking off August 2nd And there will be a story inspired and approved by icon Jim Davis, himself. It's the inevitable meeting of these two loveable sourpusses! Garfield, the reigning cynical cat of newspapers and TV[...]

Starting with Mark Evanier, writer, Sergio Aragones, artist, Stan Sakai, letterer, and Tom Luth, colorist As it turned out the Sometimes Tom portion of the panel title was expanded to be Sometimes Tom and Sometimes Stan, because neither Sakai or Luth were in attendance, Sakai is currently on vacation in Japan and Luth was not[...]

Last week, BOOM! Studios announced the super-mega-crossover event to end all super-mega-crossover events: Grumpy Cat/Garfield! That's right, two of comics' most iconic feline characters will finally share a series this Summer, and comics will never be the same again! The original press release said that Garfield creator Jim Davis would write the story: An exclusive partnership between Dynamite[...]

This marked the return of the all-star team: Sergio Aragonés, Mark Evanier, Tom Luth, and Stan Sakai You have to appreciate that the solicitation text even calls it on the mini-series format. GROO: FRAY OF THE GODS #4 Writer: Sergio Aragones, Mark Evanier Artist / Cover: Sergio Aragones Colorist: Tom Luth It's the last issue of a four-issue Groo miniseries, and we all know[...]