The Complete Omaha #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "A Strip in Time," the threads of Omaha’s interconnected lives tighten as Shelley shares the history of Rob’s apartment and shop, while Joanne’s path crosses with Hector’s in unexpected ways. Tensions rise between Derek and Sandy, and Omaha’s mysterious presence lingers—seen by David in a video, and felt when he reaches out to Chuck. Meanwhile, Maria finds herself questioned by police after Thanksgiving dinner, adding another layer to the quiet, persistent unease in the city. The story unfolds with Reed Waller’s distinctive art and lettering, capturing the emotional weight of everyday moments that echo far beyond the surface.
In the bustling world of Omaha, Shelley shares the story behind Rob’s apartment and shop, while Joanne crosses paths with Hector in a moment that hints at deeper connections. Meanwhile, Derek and Sandy clash in a tense confrontation, and Omaha reaches out to Chuck with a cryptic call. After Thanksgiving dinner, Maria is brought in for questioning by Detective Grover, and David catches a surprising glimpse of Omaha in a Herd video—leaving more questions than answers.
In "The Adventures of Omaha the Cat Dancer #19," the fate of "A" Block hangs in the balance as the Citizens' Committee presents their case to the city council. Maria Elandos Tabey shares her complicated history with Charles Tabey Sr. and Calvin Bonner, while Chuck Katt's unraveling reaches a breaking point. Amid the tension, Omaha makes a quiet decision to return home—leaving the city's future uncertain.
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↩ Reprints Munden's Bar Annual #2 (1991), Omaha the Cat Dancer #18 (1993), Omaha the Cat Dancer #19 (1993), Omaha the Cat Dancer #20 (1994), Gay Comics #22 (1994)
Reprinted in Les mésaventures de Omaha #4 (1993)
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