Cerebus Trade Paperbacks #3
Comic Books

Cerebus Trade Paperbacks #3

1987

Cover Date
1987-06-01
Issue Name
Church & State Volume I
Series Name
Cerebus Trade Paperbacks
Issue Number
3
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The Cerebus trade paperbacks, including the third volume, are significant for being among the earliest examples of the direct market graphic novel format, which helped pioneer the modern collected edition. Dave Sim’s self-published series remains a landmark in independent comics history, prized by collectors for its long-form narrative structure and its influence on creator-owned publishing.

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