Dakarba

Dakarba stepped onto the page in 1987, born from the brilliantly chaotic minds of Sergio Aragonés and writer Mark Evanier in the graphic novel The Death of Groo — a Copper Age debut that planted this character firmly in one of comics' most beloved humor universes. Over nearly three decades, Dakarba has woven through the anarchic world of the wanderer Groo, sharing adventures with the likes of Arba, Rufferto, Minstrel, and Drumm across marquee series like Sergio Aragonés Groo the Wanderer and Groo: Friends and Foes. With 13 catalog appearances spanning all the way to 2016, Dakarba is the kind of recurring presence that rewards devoted readers who love to spot familiar faces amid Aragonés' impossibly dense, joke-packed panels. If you're a Groo devotee with an eye for the supporting cast that gives this world its texture and heart, Dakarba is absolutely worth seeking out.