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Sergio Aragonés, creator of Groo the Wanderer, along with his partner in comics, Mark Evanier, made a four issue mini-series in 1998 called Boogeyman. Inside were all manner of disturbing stories, exposing the evilness in humanity. On the back were a series of four short comics featuring Mr. Diggs, a gravedigger and the trouble he gets in at the graveyard.
I take a look at the Mr. Diggs comics, find some connections with a few earlier Groo the Wanderer comics (with Rufferto shorts, of course) and share a little bit of what I think about these comics.
If you enjoy watching videos about Groo the Wanderer, Sergio Aragonés and his comics, you might want to subscribe to this channel.
0:00 Into
1:00 Rufferto Connection
2:13 Mr Diggs #1
2:28 Mr Diggs #2
3:33 Dark Horse Groo Connection
4:35 Mr Diggs #3
5:20 Mr Diggs #4
6:20 Boogie Man Cover Mosaic
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Videos about Groo the Wanderer from Mad Magazine Writer and Cartoonist Sergio Aragonés. Comic Book artist Mark Evanier, Stan Sakai (who makes Usagi Yojimbo comics) and Tom Luth who is the colorist of the comics. Marvel comics used to publish Groo the Wanderer under the Epic Comics brand for artist owned comics. Before that Pacific Comics and Eclipse Comics published Groo the Wanderer. After Marvel Comics, Groo went to Image Comics for a year and for the longest time, Groo is published by Dark Horse Comics. Rufferto is Groo's Dog, Conan the Barbarian and Tarzan of the Apes have had crossover comics with Groo too.
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Sergio Aragonés, creator of Groo the Wanderer, along with his partner in comics, Mark Evanier, made a four issue mini-series in 1998 called Boogeyman. Inside were all manner of disturbing stories, exposing the evilness in humanity. On the back were a series of four short comics featuring Mr. Diggs, a gravedigger and the trouble he gets in at the graveyard.
I take a look at the Mr. Diggs comics, find some connections with a few earlier Groo the Wanderer comics (with Rufferto shorts, of course) and share a little bit of what I think about these comics.
If you enjoy watching videos about Groo the Wanderer, Sergio Aragonés and his comics, you might want to subscribe to this channel.
0:00 Into
1:00 Rufferto Connection
2:13 Mr Diggs #1
2:28 Mr Diggs #2
3:33 Dark Horse Groo Connection
4:35 Mr Diggs #3
5:20 Mr Diggs #4
6:20 Boogie Man Cover Mosaic
Twitter: twitter.com/DarrenFoulds
Website: DarrenFoulds.com
Videos about Groo the Wanderer from Mad Magazine Writer and Cartoonist Sergio Aragonés. Comic Book artist Mark Evanier, Stan Sakai (who makes Usagi Yojimbo comics) and Tom Luth who is the colorist of the comics. Marvel comics used to publish Groo the Wanderer under the Epic Comics brand for artist owned comics. Before that Pacific Comics and Eclipse Comics published Groo the Wanderer. After Marvel Comics, Groo went to Image Comics for a year and for the longest time, Groo is published by Dark Horse Comics. Rufferto is Groo's Dog, Conan the Barbarian and Tarzan of the Apes have had crossover comics with Groo too.
#Groo #comicbook #art Buy Me A Coffee (Comic?) : buymeacoffee.com/darrenfoulds
Twitter: twitter.com/DarrenFoulds
Website: DarrenFoulds.com
