Cheval Noir (1989) comic books 1992-1994
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Issue #26
Published Jan 1992 by Dark Horse.This item is not in stock at MyComicShop. If you use the "Add to want list" tab to add this issue to your want list, we will email you when it becomes available.
Cover by Moebius. This issue marks the first appearance ANYWHERE of The Man From The Ciguri. Moebius' sequel to The Airtight Garage. We begin serialization in this issue and will continue in small installments (3-5 pages per month) until this new epic is completed. This is not reprint material and is appearing in print for the first time anywhere in world! There will never be a better time to begin collecting Cheval Noir. Just look for the cover with the Moebius illustration. Along with Moebius, Cheval Noir #26 contains chapter three of Masashi Tanaka's In Dreams, the fourth chapter of Jordan by Mayko & Rossi, the third chapter of Adieu, Brindavoine by Tardi, and the third chapter of Tree-Heart by Comes. Fred and Bob, those high flying Hellcats of Normandy, strut their stuff in a tale by Cailleteau and Vatine. All this and David Lynch's Angriest Dog in the World. Phil Elliott's Post-Apocalypse and Classics Desecrated by Douglas Wheeler and Stephen DeStefano. 64 pages, B&W. Mature Readers Cover price $3.95.
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Issue #27
Published Feb 1992 by Dark Horse.$6.00
Cover by Kelley Jones. This month, Cheval Noir presents the second chapter in the all-new Moebius epic, The Man from the Ciguri, chapter four of Tree-Heart by Comès, and the concluding chapter of Adieu, Brindavoine by Tardi. Plus David Lynch's The Angriest Dog in the World and Rick Geary's Dorthy Kilgallen Investigates. 64 pages, B&W. Mature Readers Cover price $2.95.
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Issue #28
Published Mar 1992 by Dark Horse.$12.00
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Cover by Bob Eggleton. In chapter 3 of the new Moebius epic, The Man from the Ciguri, the crew of the Ciguri discovers that Major Grubert is missing, and some of the Airtight Garage's inhabitants make a startling discovery about their world. Plus, war games in chapter 5 of Tree-heart, by Comes; black pearls, giant babies, and tiny women in the concluding installment of Jordan, by Makyo and Rossi; and cryptic one-liners in David Lynch's The Angriest Dog in the World! Cheval Noir #28 also features Phil Elliott's Post-Apocalypse and Classics Desecrated: Goldielocks by Douglas Wheeler and Bernie Mireault. This issue's cover painting is by science fiction illustrator Bob Eggleton. 64 pages, B&W. Mature Readers Cover price $2.95.
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Issue #29
Published Apr 1992 by Dark Horse.$6.00
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Cover by Peter Kuper. "The Man from the Ciguri", an all-new Moebius story, continues as Major Grubert reads a comic book and orders a glass of sparkling water. Meanwhile, a shell-shocked Brindavoine seeks refuge from World War I in Jacques Tardi's "The Flower and the Rifle", and dreams really don't come true in chapter 6 of "Tree-Heart", by Comes. Plus, "Classics Desecrated" gives us a new perspective on the mythic Paul Bunyan, courtesy of Doug Wheeler, Doug Rice and Hilary Barta; and David Lynch's "The Angriest Dog in the World" deeps on keepin' on. Cover by political artist Peter Kuper (The Jungle, World War III) 64 pages, B&W. Mature Readers Cover price $2.95.
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Issue #30
Published May 1992 by Dark Horse.$8.80
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Cover by Denis Sire. From the wigged-out mind of Stan Shaw come "Out in the West," the story of a boy, a belle, a lawman, a gunslinger and two horses. Plus, Batmagoo babbles while the Tar Hai waits in chapter 5 of Moebius' new tale, "The Man from the Ciguri"; and the wolves come out to play in the penultimate episode of "Tree-Heart," by Comes. Topping it all off is the comic strip you love to hate (or vice versa): David Lynch's "The Angriest Dog in the World"! Wraparound cover painting by French artist Denis Sire. 64 pages, B&W. Mature Readers Cover price $2.95.
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Issue #31
Published Jun 1992 by Dark Horse.$8.80
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Cover by Steve Pugh. Schizophrenia isn't all it's cracked up to be, as we find out in the concluding chapter of "Tree-Heart", by Comes. This issue also features the premiere of "In Search of Peter Pan" by Cosey, whose beautiful linework has already graced the pages of Cheval Noir in "Voyage to Italy". Plus, "Post-Apocalypse" by Phil Elliott, "Secrets of the Laundry" from the inimitable Rick Geary, and postmodern humor in David Lynch's "The Angriest Dog in the World". Cover painting by Steve Pugh (Hellblazer, Grimjack). 64 pages, B&W. Mature Readers Cover price $2.95.
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Issue #32
Published Jul 1992 by Dark Horse.$8.80
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Cover by Dave Gibbons. Premiering this issue is "Sabotage", a witty tale of war, love, industrial espionage, paranoia and fast cars, by the internationally renowned Daniel Torres! Plus, the second installment of "In Search of Peter Pan", by Cosey ("Voyage to Italy"); more mayhem from Cailleteau and Vatine in "Fred and Bob: The Rabbit Hunt"; and "The Angriest Dog in the World", by David Lynch. Topping it all off is a gorgeous cover painting by Dave Gibbons (Watchmen, Giver Me Liberty)! 64 pages, B&W. Mature Readers Cover price $2.95.
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Issue #33
Published Aug 1992 by Dark Horse.$6.00
Cover by Brian Apthorp. "The Man from the Ciguri," Moebius' all-new sequel to The Airtight Garage, returns this issue after a two-month hiatus -- and all is not well with Major Grubert, who finds himself stranded on Earth and pursued by the Paris police! Meanwhile, things heat up in the second chapter of "Sabotage," a fast-paced tale that stretches from Vietnam to LeMans, by Spanish artist Daniel Torres. Also in this issue: Cosey's "In Search of Peter Pan" continues, the always delightful Rick Geary brings us "The Terrible Chain Gang," and David Lynch's "The Angriest Dog in the World" barks up the wrong tree. It's all wrapped up in an absolutely dreamy cover painting by Brian Apthorp! 64 pages, B&W. Mature Readers Cover price $2.95.
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Issue #34
Published Sep 1992 by Dark Horse.$6.49
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Cover by Arnold Pander. In the conclusion of Daniel Torres' "Sabotage," the tables are turned on our greedy "hero" when his past comes back to haunt him. Meanwhile, love rears its head in chapter three of "In Search of Peter Pan," by Cosey; our exclusive presentation of Moebius' new work, "The Man from the Ciguri," continues; and David Lynch's "The Angriest Dog in the World" proves that a dog's life is in the eye of the beholder. This issue's cover painting is by Arnold Pander (Grendel, Exquisite Corpse). 64 pages, B&W. Mature Readers Cover price $2.95.
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Issue #35
Published Oct 1992 by Dark Horse.$6.00
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Cover by Rafael Kayanan. In chapter 7 of "The Man from the Ciguri," Moebius' all-new sequel to The Airtight Garage, the Major embarks on a quest while Batmagoo loses his shirt. Also, Cosey's "In Search of Peter Pan" continues amidst ominous glacial rumblings; a nasty surprise lurks in the short story "The Birthday," by Cossu and Jamsin; and David Lynch's "The Angriest Dog in the World" teaches a new dog some old tricks. Cover painting by Rafael Kayanan. 64 pages, B&W. Mature Readers Cover price $2.95.
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Issue #36
Published Nov 1992 by Dark Horse.$6.00
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Cover by Tim Sutton. Premiering this issue is "Starlight," the fourth volume in Andreas' popular Rork series. Rork sets off across the desert toward an isolated village, where a mysterious event and an old friend await him. Meanwhile, a different mystery is solved in chapter 6 of Cosey's "In Search of Peter Pan," Moebius' enigmatic "The Man from the Ciguri" continues with another all-new chapter, and the mysterious Pete returns in "The Angriest Dog in the World" by David Lynch. All this plus a cover painting like no other, by Tom Sutton (Grimjack, Creepy). 64 pages, B&W. Mature Readers Cover price $2.95.
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Issue #37
Published Dec 1992 by Dark Horse.$9.30
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Final Issue - Cover by Olivier Vatine . In chapter two of "Rork: Starlight," by Andreas, Rork finds that his old friend Low Valley is older than he thought. Also, gendarmes patrol an abandoned Alpine village in Cosey's "In Search of Peter Pan"; "The Man from the Ciguri," Moebius' all-new sequel to The Airtight Garage, continues; Phil Elliott has fun with "The Conspiracy Theory"; and David Lynch's "The Angriest Dog in the World" pulls a muscle. Cover painting by Olivier Vatine (Aquablue, Fred & Bob). 64 pages, B&W. Mature Readers Cover price $2.95.
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Issue #38
Published Jan 1993 by Dark Horse.$6.00
Cover by Nick Gnazzo. In chapter eight of Cosey's "In Search of Peter Pan," Baptistin reveals some startling secrets as the gendarmes give chase. The mystery shrouding the "event" in "Rork: Starlight," by Andreas, begins to fall away, Rick Geary offers some lighthearted advice in "Grooming Club," and David Lynch's "The Angriest Dog in the World" hits his stride. Cover painting by hot newcomer Nick Gnazzo (RoboCop). B&W. Cover price $2.95.
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Issue #39
Published Feb 1993 by Dark Horse.$7.00
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Cover by Mile Allred. Will Sir Woodworth and his cohorts enjoy inconceivable riches or face complete devastation? Don't miss the exciting final chapter and epilogue of "In Search of Peter Pan"! Impatient for transformation, Shamah gets far more than he expects in chapter four of "Rork: Starlight," and Phil Elliott strikes a note of cautious paranoia in "Conspiracy Theory." B&W. Cover price $2.95.
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Issue #40
Published Mar 1993 by Dark Horse.$8.80
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Cover by David Mazzucchelli . Don't miss the captivating conclusion of "Rork: Starlight," as Rork makes the acquaintance of a new traveling companion who is ensnared in an odd enchantment! In recognition of Dark Horse Comics' Manga Month, "Demon," a poignant and beautifully rendered tale by Masashi Tanaka, premieres this issue. Moebius fans will be relieved to find "The Man from the Ciguri" resuming his adventures; in the meantime, Rick Geary announces a new biography, and Phil Elliot explores the timid new world of "Post-Apocalypse." This issue also marks the debut of "Caricatures," a strip that features a hilarious but deadpan gorilla with a future in art. B&W. Cover price $2.95.
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Issue #41
Published Apr 1993 by Dark Horse.$8.80
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Cover by Dan Brereton. News flash! Nicole Hollander's "Sylvia" makes her debut this issue! In other news tonight, "Demon" continues, as the mysterious masked man makes an alarming revelation; events in "The Man from the Ciguri" grow increasingly curious; and "Stan Pulsar," hapless space explorer, contributes some swashbuckling humor. On an even less serious note, Tom McWeeney's cartoonist gorilla returns in "Caricatures," Rick Geary offers up another unique slice of life in "The Passing Scene," and Phil Elliott waxes paranoid with another "Conspiracy Theory." Film at eleven. B&W. Cover price $2.95.
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Issue #42
Published May 1993 by Dark Horse.$8.80
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Cover by Michael Cherkas. "Suburban Nightmares," the Michael Cherkas/Larry Hancock/John van Bruggen cult classic, premieres with a brand-new tale -- "Secrets"! Cossu & Jamsin serve up "Soup Line," the ever-popular Rick Geary keeps us informed of events on "The Crime Channel," Nicole Hollander's "Sylvia" examines the history of big hair, and Masashi Tanaka's enigmatic "Demon" continues. B&W. Cover price $2.95.
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Issue #43
Published Jun 1993 by Dark Horse.$8.80
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Cover by Eric Shanower. Die-hard fans and newcomers alike take note: "Randy the Skeleton," by Aidan Potts and Ian Carney, debuts this issue, as Randy -- dedicated hedonist and fervent collector of "hyperkitsch" -- teaches the orphans a lesson in "TV Shoplifting"! Nicole Hollander's "Sylvia" reveals an unexpected admissions requirement for heaven, while Cailleteau & Vatine's "Stan Pulsar" reappears with a no-holds-barred look at alien encounters and Rock 'n' Roll. Meanwhile, the Michael Cherkas, Larry Hancock, John van Bruggen classic, "Suburban Nightmares: Secrets," continues to weave its twisted tale of life in the '50s 'burbs; and Masashi Tanaka's "Demon" finds himself hunted from unexpected quarters. B&W. Cover price $2.95.
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Issue #44
Published Jul 1993 by Dark Horse.$6.00
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Cover by Stan Shaw. The enigma of Yoshimasa's masked secret reveals itself at last in the surprise conclusion of Masashi Tanaka's "Demon," while paranoia -- or is it simply paranoia? -- runs rampant in the all-new Michael Cherkas, Larry Hancock, John van Bruggen "Suburban Nightmares" story, "Secrets." Rick Geary reminisces about days gone by in "Great Bend," Phil Elliott and Lloyd Thatcher take a macabre seaside vacation in "Post-Apocalypse," and Nicole Hollander's "Sylvia" turns a trained eye on felines throughout history. Those with tastes toward the satiric will appreciate the long-awaited return of Doug Wheeler's "Classics Desecrated," as Linda Medley renders the most recent desecration -- "The Wolf Who Cried `Sheep!'" Painted cover by Stan Shaw. B&W. Cover price $2.95.
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Issue #45
Published Aug 1993 by Dark Horse.$8.80
Cover by John K. Snyder. This issue features a classic John Bolton tale of playful prehistoric parody, as well as an all-new "Stan Pulsar" yarn of space pirates and sunken treasure by Cailleteau & Vatine. Michael Cherkas, Larry Hancock, and John van Bruggen continue the crescendo of murder, mystery, and mayhem in "Suburban Nightmares: Secrets," while Cossu & Jamsin flirt with the fine-edged follies of human motivation in "The Art Opening." In "Post-Apocalypse," Phil Elliott and Lloyd Thatcher extol the ecstasies of toxic waste, and Nicole Hollander's "Sylvia" teams up with "Clyde, Domestic Scientist" to investigate the commercial possibilities of zucchini plants. Exciting painted and mixed-media cover by John K. Snyder. B&W. Cover price $2.95.
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Issue #46
Published Sep 1993 by Dark Horse.This item is not in stock at MyComicShop. If you use the "Add to want list" tab to add this issue to your want list, we will email you when it becomes available.
Cover by Moebius. The off-beat Western tale by Jean-Michel Charlier and Moebius, "Blueberry: Arizona Love," premieres this issue, and the Michael Cherkas, Larry Hancock, John van Bruggen classic, "Suburban Nightmares: Secrets," comes to a shattering conclusion! Ian Carney and Aidan Potts' "Randy the Skeleton" returns with "Age of Reason"; "Sylvia," Nicole Hollander's saucy, gum-snapping social critic, waxes sarcastic; Rick Geary observes the universe from his own wry perspective in "Galaxy I"; and in "Post-Apocalypse," Phil Elliott and Lloyd Thatcher discuss the history of architecture in apocalyptic terms. Original "Blueberry" painted cover by Moebius himself! B&W. Cover price $2.95.
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Issue #47
Published Oct 1993 by Dark Horse.This item is not in stock at MyComicShop. If you use the "Add to want list" tab to add this issue to your want list, we will email you when it becomes available.
Cover by Russell Walks. The latest in Andreas' tales of the ever-intriguing and endlessly enigmatic Rork premieres this issue with "Rork: Capricorn," and the Jean-Michel Charlier/Moebius saga of gunslinging, greed, and true love continues with "Blueberry: Arizona Love." This issue also features Nicole Hollander's "Sylvia," who analyzes age-related behavior in cats; a sequel to Rick Geary's observations of life, the universe, and everything in "Galaxy II"; another irreverent sci-fi sampling starring Cailleteau & Vatine's "Stan Pulsar," and a beautifully painted cover by Russell Walks. B&W. Cover price $2.95.
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Issue #48
Published Nov 1993 by Dark Horse.This item is not in stock at MyComicShop. If you use the "Add to want list" tab to add this issue to your want list, we will email you when it becomes available.
Cover by Shawn McManus. Jean-Michel Charlier and Moebius steer events absurdly awry in "Blueberry: Arizona Love." Andreas' "Rork: Capricorn" continues, as incidents conspire to reveal Rork's true nature. Randy the Skeleton returns for a gender-bending foray into glamour with "Miss Salford," courtesy of that wacky duo, Aidan Potts and Ian Carney; Nicole Hollander's "Sylvia" regards her cats' latest offense with astonishment; Rick Geary takes us on "Hazard Patrol"; and Phil Elliott and Lloyd Thatcher grant us another glimpse of life in the "Post-Apocalypse." Best of all, watch for a "mind-expanding" edition of "Caricatures," by Tom McWeeney. Painted cover by Shawn McManus. B&W. Cover price $2.95.
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Issue #49
Published Dec 1993 by Dark Horse.This item is not in stock at MyComicShop. If you use the "Add to want list" tab to add this issue to your want list, we will email you when it becomes available.
Cover by John Bolton. Tune in this month as Nicole Hollander's "Sylvia" turns to mystery writing; Jean-Michel Charlier and Moebius' rough-n-tough cowboy, Blueberry, continues a run of bad luck; and Andreas' Rork finds the underground action heating up fast in "Rork: Capricorn." Phil Elliott expounds another "Conspiracy Theory," and "Caricatures," by Tom McWeeney returns for another bodacious sketching session. Watch for your letters in another installment of "Black Mail." Painted cover by John Bolton. B&W. Cover price $2.95.
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Issue #50
Published Jan 1994 by Dark Horse.This item is not in stock at MyComicShop. If you use the "Add to want list" tab to add this issue to your want list, we will email you when it becomes available.
Cover by Jim Rohn. Look out: it's the Consummate Comic! The Ultimate Issue! The Cheval Finale! Don't miss the 48-page special celebrating Cheval Noir's last issue -- jam-packed with samplings of stories you've known and loved over the last five years. Watch for the mesmerizing and mind-numbing final chapters of Jean-Michel Charlier and Moebius' "Blueberry: Arizona Love" as well as Andreas' "Rork: Capricorn"! Brace yourself for another installment of that weird and wild tale of the fantastic by Moebius, "The Man from the Ciguri"! Feast your eyes on "Phantom of the Opry," one last classic desecrated by Doug Wheeler, with art by David Gatzmer, and a guest appearance by... ELVIS! Old favorites Rick Geary and Phil Elliott/Lloyd Thatcher provide forays into the far-out, as Geary addresses "Pride in Craftsmanship" and Elliott looks at the lighter side of life in the "Post-Apocalypse." More recent favorites also grace these final pages, as Ian Carney and Aidan Potts' "Randy the Skeleton" battles "Speech Bubble Smog" and Tom McWeeney takes a turn for the terse in "Caricatures." 48 pages, B&W. Cover price $2.95.
