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"The Last Czarnian (Part I of IV): Portrait of a Psychopath": Vril Dox gives Lobo a new assignment. He is to travel to a detention facility on the planet Oneida VI, pick up a prisoner and escort her back to Cairn. What he fails to tell Lobo however, is that the prisoner is in fact a [[Czarnians|

Quote1 I got one whole heap o' pent-up anger an' frustrated rage just a-beggin' fer a few friendly faces to frag! Quote2
Lobo

Lobo #1 is an issue of the series Lobo (Volume 1) with a cover date of November, 1990.

Synopsis for "The Last Czarnian (Part I of IV): Portrait of a Psychopath"

Vril Dox gives Lobo a new assignment. He is to travel to a detention facility on the planet Oneida VI, pick up a prisoner and escort her back to Cairn. What he fails to tell Lobo however, is that the prisoner is in fact a Czarnian. What's more, she is Miss Tribb, Lobo's fourth-grade grammar instructor.

After meeting up with Tribb, Lobo discovers that she is also the author of the Unauthorized Biography of Lobo – a best-selling holonovel that has recently hit the galactic circuit. Many readers however, feel that the novel represents an uncomplimentary portrayal of the "Main Man" and has earned as much criticism as it has praise.

Lobo and Tribb stop at the Scarf 'n Barf on Spacelane 66 for a rest before continuing on to Cairn. As per tradition, Lobo finds himself involved in a common barroom brawl. Ironically, he now fights to defend Mrs. Tribb, even though every fibre of his being wishes for her gruesome demise. Regardless, Lobo saves Mrs. Tribb from a gang of ruffians and continues towards Cairn.

Appearing in "The Last Czarnian (Part I of IV): Portrait of a Psychopath"

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Other Characters:

  • "Elvis"
  • "Sickbag"

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Items:

  • Unauthorized Biography of Lobo

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Notes

Trivia

  • Up until the introduction of Miss Tribb, it was formerly believed that Lobo was the last member of the Czarnian species. He is credited with committing genocide of his entire race during a high school science experiment, as revealed in Lobo (Volume 2) #0.
  • The next issue blurb on the final page advertizes the subtitle of Lobo #2 as "Body Counts and Conjugation". However, the actual title used for that issue is "Lord of the Dance".


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