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Cerebus: High Society#20
Cover: Dave Sim

Cerebus: High Society #20

Nov 1990 · Aardvark-Vanaheim · 2.00 USD; 2.25 CAD; 1.10 GBP
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“Cerebus' Six Crises: Crisis Number One The Bureaucratic Rebellion”

In "Cerebus' Six Crises: Crisis Number One The Bureaucratic Rebellion," Prime Minister Cerebus stumbles into a war with a neighboring nation on the flimsiest of pretexts, hoping to divert attention from his misrule in Palnu. With his usual blend of self-interest and absurd logic, he’s about to learn that even a war isn’t a guaranteed fix when the other side hasn’t had a real budget in a decade—let alone a functioning army. Written and illustrated by Dave Sim, this issue delivers sharp satire and escalating chaos in a story that’s as much about the mechanics of power as it is about the futility of its misuse. The cover by Dave Sim captures the moment with deadpan precision.

writer, artist, inker, letterer Dave Sim · cover Dave Sim

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writer, artist, inker, letterer Dave Sim
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As Prime Minister, Cerebus begins looting Palnu, ticking off pretty much everybody. To distract them from thoughts of a lynching, he decides to start a war with a neighboring country using a slim pretext. Besides, war brings profits. Right? Not in this case; it turns out the other country had been broke for ten years. Well, they DID have twenty thousand bolts of burlap cloth, but that doesn't really help much.

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