[Groop] Groo postcards: Facts & Theories

[Grossmann, Gary]

Hi Folks!
 
Here's what I know about the Groo postcards:
 
The ones on slightly off white reasonable heavy paper that Mike has are the
"originals."  They really are not heavy enough stock to use as postcards, at
least I don't think so, but they are individual postcard size.
 
They were produced by the publishers of Pacific Comics and years later a few
were sold on ebay in the mid 1990's by one of the publishers, Steve Schanes.

 
The current crop of these "postcards" are being sold on sheets by the same
Steve Schanes.  The art is slightly smaller and the paper a lighter stock
and for some reason at least two garish colors (he's .    

-----Original Message-----
From: Victor Alvarez [mailto:valvarez13 at yahoo.com] 
Sent: Tuesday, August 19, 2003 5:44 PM
To: groop at groo.com
Subject: Re: [Groop] groo postcards


The sad thing is I could've made a better looking Groo postcard then this. I
was planning on using a few to send to some friends, but after seeing them
Ive decided against it. Maybe I can use them to wrap  small gifts. Hey thats
an idea, Groo wrapping paper. Still I wonder if there ever really was a Groo
postcard given out, or if this was just some ebay junky's copyright
violating scheme. 
VIC 

Groopunk at aol.com wrote:



What is more sad:

(a) I got duped into buying these cheapo green postcards
       OR
(b) I have no one to which I can send them?

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