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Cerebus (1977)

Cerebus #155

Aardvark-Vanaheim · February 1992

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About this issue

Writer
Dave Sim
Artist
Dave Sim, Gerhard, Kevin Eastman, and Sergio Aragonés
Letterer
Dave Sim
Cover
Dave Sim and Gerhard
Characters
Astoria, Big Round Glowing White Strange Thing, Cerebus, Cirin (Cerebus), Donatello, Elrod, Groo, K'Cor, Leonardo, Michelangelo, Normina Swartskof, Raphael, Regency Elf, Roach, Suenteus Po, and The Judge (Cerebus)
Teams
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Cover date
February 1992
Cover price
$2.25
Pages
36
Rating
Unknown

Mothers and Daughters 5: Flight 5 Cerebus is flying through storm clouds, he eventually ends up on the "Seventh Sphere." The Cirinists start excuting people while Punisher Roach runs away, that is until he realizes he has an "automatic crossbow" and starts on a Cirinist killing spree, including Swartskof. Mrs Copps and Mr. Hammond discuss the making of the mold for the gold sphere for Cirin's ascension. Elrod appears again and we see Astoria in jail, but being told by a glowing thing that she'll be out soon. On the Moon, the judge and his evil twin are arguing, and the Regency Elves are there too. US Tour Collage (photos of the United States tour) Groo And Cerebus (a sketch for the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund / by Dave Sim and Sergio Aragones) Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and Cerebus (a sketch for the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund / by Dave Sim and Kevin Eastman)