Teenage Mutant Ninja Cerebi #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn this 2018 issue of Teenage Mutant Ninja Cerebi #1, written, drawn, and inked by Dave Sim—whose distinctive style is echoed in the cover by Sim himself—Cerebus muses on the Black Lives Matter movement while Jingles faces a moral crossroads between a rare dog comic and standing up to oil sands exploitation. The story quietly highlights the irony of Lucifer’s long-awaited comic book run, now published but largely ignored.
In a bizarre twist of art-school absurdity, the Teenage Mutant Ninja Cerebi find themselves reeling after Van Gogh makes a wildly inappropriate comment about pizza—prompting Rembrandt to swiftly replace him with Francis. What follows is a surprisingly tense power shift in a group already teetering on the edge of cartoonish chaos.
In a satirical twist, Jingles faces a moral crossroads between a rare dog comic book and the ethical weight of standing with Alberta oil sands workers, while Lucifer’s newfound comic book fame goes unnoticed. Amidst the absurdity, Dante Alighieri and the Manticore observe as Cerebus delivers dry commentary on cultural moments, from Black Lives Matter to the quiet collapse of relevance in superhero publishing.
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