Seymour Riverpeace

Seymour Riverpeace is a supporting character in Terry LaBan's offbeat slice-of-life comic Cud, sharing the quirky ensemble world with characters like Eno, Plum, and Catherine.

Seymour Riverpeace is one of those quietly memorable figures who inhabit the wonderfully offbeat world of Terry LaBan's Cud, the Dark Horse anthology that carved out its own idiosyncratic corner of the early-to-mid '90s indie comics scene. Debuting in 1994, Seymour keeps lively company alongside characters like Eno, Plum, and Catherine — the quirky ensemble that gives LaBan's work its distinct, slice-of-life charm. With only six catalogued appearances across Cud Comics and Cud, he's a cult discovery rather than a household name, the kind of character that rewards readers who dig deep into the era's alternative output. If you love the texture of '90s indie comics at their most personal and playful, Seymour Riverpeace is exactly the sort of find that makes flipping through back issues worthwhile.