Cerebus: High Society #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn Cerebus: High Society #1 (1990), Dave Sim delivers a sharp, character-driven turn as Cerebus returns to the city in a sour mood, expecting conflict—only to find himself unexpectedly wealthy and admired, leaving him bewildered by a world that no longer wants to fight him. With every aspect of the issue—writing, art, inking, and lettering—by Sim himself, and the cover also drawn by him, the story unfolds with the same meticulous, self-contained energy that defines his work.
Cerebus returns to the city with a grudge, expecting chaos—but instead finds himself a celebrity, wealthy and admired, with everyone suddenly too polite to fight. In this sharp, satirical slice of life from *Cerebus: High Society #1*, the once-gruff, battle-hungry hero is baffled by the absurdity of being embraced by the very society he once defied.
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