[Groop] eComics: ethics, the future & ME

[Elie A. Harriett]

There's the hunt, then there's the acquisition.  Most issues are  
available to read in graphic novel form.  We've probably already read  
the missing issues.  But the fun is in trying to find the issue.  When  
we want the result: the acquisition of the issue, ebay works.  When we  
want to have fun finding the missing issue, possibly even discovering  
a new interesting series along the way, we do it the old fashioned way.

Elie

On May 3, 2009, at 10:23 AM, Ryan Simmons wrote:

> I still find it a little odd that so many die-hard fans of Groo do  
> not have a complete set of the original copies of groo or at least a  
> reprint of those copies.
>
> It's not difficult to find them online.  Nor are they expensive to  
> find some hard copy of every story in one form or another.  Why the  
> delay?
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