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i miss the monthly series; i know it would be virtually impossible to return to that format (even if they wanted to, which i doubt that they do after more than 130 issues), but i've been re-reading the epic run (i'm getting my individual issues bound into hardcover books!) and they seem so...organic. i like the dark horse stories very much, but i think i like the done-in-one groos more. no disrespect meant, but i don't always feel like all of the dh stories have warranted being four issues long. <br>nick<br><br><hr id="stopSpelling">From: m00rst@hotmail.com<br>To: groop@groo.com<br>Date: Thu, 11 Dec 2008 08:52:54 -0700<br>Subject: [Groop] Not OT.<br><br>
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I've got some questions for some of you fine folks. I realize that ME is a part of the list, which is great... but it seems there are certain things we don't discuss here because of his presence. Perhaps he can skip this thread altogether.<br>
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1. I'm wondering what some of your actual opinions are regarding the quality of the Groo stories since the guys moved to Dark Horse. Compared in particular to the Epic run. Am I the only one who sees them as heavy handed and not as fun as "classic" Groo?<br>
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2. How do you rate the 4-part stories against the old stand alone issues? What are the plusses/minuses of either format?<br>
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