Cerebus #43
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Election Night," Cerebus finds himself reluctantly drawn into the political fray, despite his usual disdain for public appearances. As the campaign heats up, he encounters Elrod and watches in disbelief as Lord Julius' goat gains an unexpected lead—only for the race to end in a surprising tie, with a single vote unaccounted for. Written and illustrated by Dave Sim, this issue captures the absurdity and tension of democracy through the lens of a surreal, character-driven story, with Sim’s distinctive art and lettering shaping every page. The cover, also by Dave Sim, perfectly mirrors the issue’s satirical tone.
In "Election Night," Cerebus reluctantly steps into the political fray after being persuaded by Bran, only to find himself face-to-face with Elrod at the polls. As the campaign heats up, Lord Julius' goat surges ahead—but with the votes still counting, a mysterious missing ballot leaves the outcome hanging, just as the dust settles on a night of satire, absurdity, and animal politics.
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Reprinted in Mr. Monster's Super Duper Special #1 (1986), Cerebus #2 (1986), Cerebus: High Society #18 (1990), Cerebus #[2] (2010)
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