Carrie Strachan Books

Batman

By Federico Dallocchio, Wade Von Grawbadger, Aaron Lopresti, Doug Wagner, Ulises Arreola, Carrie Strachan, Dave McCaig, Matthew Dow Smith, Cully Hamner, Broome Wendy Comic Book Illustrator, Saida Temodonte, Scott Kolins, Derec Donovan, Marc Guggenheim, J. Torres, Matthew Clark, Ron Marz, Deron Bennett, Rico Renzi

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"The fifth volume of the Legends of the Dark Knight arrives! There's a new face of crimefighting in Gotham City, but will this twisted creation do more harm than good? Next, a serial killer targets...

Groo: Gods Against Groo

By Story, Art By Sergio Aragones. Story By Mark Evanier. Colors By Carrie Strachan. Letters By Stan Sakai.

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The bumbling barbarian Groo has made quite a name for himself, traveling the land cleaving a path of destruction and cheese dip.He is either so greatly feared or favored wherever he goes, Groo&rsqu...

Groo: In the Wild

By Story, Art By Sergio Aragones. Story By Mark Evanier. Letters By Stan Sakai. Colors By Carrie Strachan.

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Groo the Wanderer is back and stupider than ever . . . which is pretty stupid. In this, his latest misadventure, he tries to figure out the dumb way human beings attempt to co-exist with animals on...

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