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Cheval Noir (1989)

Cheval Noir #26

Dark Horse Comics · January 1992

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About this issue

Penciller
Mœbius
Colorist
Mœbius
Cover
Mœbius
Editor
Anina Bennett, Barbara Randall Kesel, Bob Schreck, Chris Warner, Diana Schutz, Jean-Marc Lofficier, Jerry Prosser, Kris Young, Randy Lofficier, and Randy Stradley
Production
Chris Chalenor, Jack Pollock, Monty Sheldon, and Steven Birch
Publisher
Mike Richardson
Cover date
January 1992
Cover price
$3.95
Pages
68
Rating
Mature

This issue marks the first appearance ANYWHERE of The Man From The Ciguri. Moebius' sequel to The Airtight Garage. We begin serialization in this issue and will continue in small installments (3-5 pages per month) until this new epic is completed. This is not reprint material and is appearing in print for the first time anywhere in world! There will never be a better time to begin collecting Cheval Noir. Just look for the cover with the Moebius illustration. Along with Moebius, Cheval Noir #26 contains chapter three of Masashi Tanaka's In Dreams, the fourth chapter of Jordan by Mayko & Rossi, the third chapter of Adieu, Brindavoine by Tardi, and the third chapter of Tree-Heart by Comes. Fred and Bob, those high flying Hellcats of Normandy, strut their stuff in a tale by Cailleteau and Vatine. All this and David Lynch's Angriest Dog in the World. Phil Elliott's Post-Apocalypse and Classics Desecrated by Douglas Wheeler and Stephen DeStefano.