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    Cerebus #253

    Cerebus » Cerebus #253 released by Aardvark on April 2000.

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    "Going Home" "Tunakwenda wapi?" "Kazkazini." With snappy dialogue like this, N'gui and Charo, Ham and Mary's native bearers, are sure to be a hit with all the Swahili-speaking readers of Cerebus. Plus, the little gray starts worrying about Sand Hills Creek a little more. The countdown to issue 300 (March, 2004) continues... T-minus 47 and counting...

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