It was posted on one of the Groo forums that I've put up some unpublished Sergio Aragones art, so now I feel obligated to post a few more.


Here's another one of his famous crowd scenes. Each is more crowded than the last. I think this was drawn in 1998.


This one, from 1983, is an early Groo drawing, but it's one of my favorites. You can see how Groo has changed over the years. His face is a bit more "roundy" now.


Here's something you don't see very often--a Sergio pencil drawing. His pencils are usually almost nonexistent. A circle with a big nose could be Groo. A circle without a nose could be a charging army.


And this is what was on the back of that penciled drawing. Sometimes the backs of Sergio's pages are even better than the front. There might be studies of warrior women, or, in this case, Japanese joinery. I remember getting pages from him after his trip to Tahiti. There were watercolor paintings of landscapes and beautiful sunsets.

Oh, here's the link to that forum:
http://feargroo.proboards2.com/index.cgi?