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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[...]

 Nat Gertler of About Comics, which specialises in excavating comic book, cartoon and cultural elements of the twentieth century, has turned to attention

One of my favourite cartoonists, from Outrageous Tales Of The Old Testament to The Goons to Firkin The Cat, Hunt Emerson was announced the winner of the

With a history dating back to its founding by Harvey Kurtzman and William Gaines in 1952, MAD has released over 500 issues, countless reprint specials, original paperbacks, and has featured art and humor from some of the greatest artists and writers to ever take part of the medium, from Wally Wood, Jack Davis, Will Elder,[...]

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[...]

Dark Horse has sent as an exclusive advance preview of Sergio Aragones's newest issue of the iconic warrior Groo: Play of the Gods #3 includes lands full of gold, pirates who want the gold, and clergymen who are willing to use torture to convert people to their beliefs — like Europe used to be Oh,[...]

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.

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[...]

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 what that leads to: the first issue (coming soon) of the next four-issue Groo miniseries[...]

They've been the home for some incredibly talented artist and writers through the years like Sergio Aragones, Paul Coker, Jack Davis and Wally Wood Most everyone has at one point or another looked through a copy of the magazine and gotten a few laughs. Now, their current publisher DC Entertainment is doing a MAD Holiday Gift[...]

Proceeds from the auction go to the NCS Foundation, the part of the NCS that focuses on raising money to help aspiring cartoonists with education and scholarships and to provide financial assistance to cartoonists and their families in times of hardship. The auction includes the work of artists like: Bruce Timm, Jack Davis, Sergio Aragones, Bill Morrison, Dan[...]

We start off with Stan Sakai's Usagi Yojimbo #159 and then we have Sergio Aragones' Groo: Fray of the Gods #3 Both of these books will hit comic shops on November 23rd. USAGI YOJIMBO #159 Writer: Stan Sakai Artist: Stan Sakai Cover Artist: Stan Sakai During his travels, the rabbit ronin comes across a little girl cowering behind[...]

Get your digs in before your enemies can… As part of a series of announcements that every publisher will be making before the release of the November-shipping Diamond Previews in two weeks time, Marvel has announced Secret Wars Too a one-shot Secret Wars parody to ComicBook.com. By the likes of Jonathan Hickman, Chip Zdarsky, Sergio Aragones, Ryan Browne, Al Ewing, Rob[...]

By Joshua Stone The annual Quick Draw panel at SDCC is always one of my favorites, and that is for two reasons – Sergio Aragones and Mark Evanier Aragones can draw anything and make it funny and have it done faster than you can blink He and Evanier's banter is always fun and it is clearly[...]