This figure originally came with “Marvel Fact Files – Cosmic Special Edition #5″.
I, however, just bought the figure without the magazine:

Was drawn to this figure, due to its unusual look. Most Groot figures have him more tree-trunk-like, and this was more like spiky, angry tree. I love the shouting expression and his hairstyle.
Left:

The paint job isn’t hugely complex, but it works. Most of the niceness of this figure is in the sculpt.
Close-up of his arm:

Love the poking out parts of bark, and his hands look good, with the green emphasising his knuckles.
Right:

Looks fine from this angle too. Some asymmetry going on, which is nice.
Back:

I like the “flow” of the bark on his back. The shapes tessellate well and look good. Also a fan of that spiky hair 😀
I like this figure. The pose and facial expression convey a lot of emotion, and you can’t help but imagining him roaring. A welcome addition to my collection.