Cheval Noir #50

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About this issue

Writer

Aidan Potts, Doug Wheeler, Mœbius, Nicole Hollander, Phil Elliott, Rick Geary, and Tom McWeeney

Artist

David Gatzmer, Ian Carney, Joel Thomas, Mœbius, Nick Gnazzo, Nicole Hollander, Phil Elliott, Rick Geary, and Tom McWeeney

Inker

Lloyd Thatcher

Letterer

Clem Robins, Mary Kelleher, Michael Heisler, and Pat Brosseau

Cover

Jim Rohn

Editor

Bob Schreck and Jennie Bricker

Publisher

Mike Richardson

Script

Jean-Marc Lofficier, Randy Lofficier, and Randy Stradley

Cover date

January 1994

Cover price

$3.50

Pages

52

Rating

Mature

Look out: it's the Consummate Comic! The Ultimate Issue! The Cheval Finale! Don't miss the 48-page special celebrating Cheval Noir's last issue -- jam-packed with samplings of stories you've known and loved over the last five years. Watch for the mesmerizing and mind-numbing final chapters of Jean-Michel Charlier and Moebius' "Blueberry: Arizona Love" as well as Andreas' "Rork: Capricorn"! Brace yourself for another installment of that weird and wild tale of the fantastic by Moebius, "The Man from the Ciguri"! Feast your eyes on "Phantom of the Opry," one last classic desecrated by Doug Wheeler, with art by David Gatzmer, and a guest appearance by... ELVIS! Old favorites Rick Geary and Phil Elliott/Lloyd Thatcher provide forays into the far-out, as Geary addresses "Pride in Craftsmanship" and Elliott looks at the lighter side of life in the "Post-Apocalypse." More recent favorites also grace these final pages, as Ian Carney and Aidan Potts' "Randy the Skeleton" battles "Speech Bubble Smog" and Tom McWeeney takes a turn for the terse in "Caricatures."