CEREBUSTV SEASON 3 #10 Jan 5-12, 24x7

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Independent comics artists, the 3 Darths, dwarves (or real-life Hobbits?), the Joker and Batman converge on the expo that brought R2D2 back to earth, Greenwich Mean Time, in a special edition of Small Press Comics Focus. Confirmed sighting, as a return to the site reveals no sign of the putative sponsor. Calling Sarah Jane Smith!



Strategically placed anonymity? What has the OTHER star of Glamourpuss #12
been up to while Glam is in rehab? Working on his own self-published projects, one of which is featured online - and given shelf space at a major retailer! And, it DIDN'T take 2,000 bad drawings to get there!

Dave Sim played miserly Scrooge to perfection over Christmas in Dickens' A Christmas Carol (Hint: you can still watch that boffo performance on the Flash page at Cerebus TV Internet Streaming Comic Book Show ).



Dave must have channeled old Ebeneezer post-conversion, because he's positively generous with Ted Adams over the permissions needed to reprint TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES #8 with Cerebus in IDW's COMPLETE TURTLES COLLECTION Volume 2. How generous is Dave with Bob Burden for the use of FLAMING CARROT in CHURCH & STATE II? Does one hand know what the other does, or does one hand wash the other? None of your business, you say -- but you'll find out anyway, Bunky, by watching http://Cerebus.TV !

What happened when Will Eisner's seminal graphics novel CONTRACT WITH GOD was sold at the legendary Brentano's Bookstore on Fifth Avenue in New York? Can you even MAKE a contract with God? Better have a Jesuit for a lawyer to help you plead the Fifth on Judgment Day, if not sooner. (Hint: Make sure you supported your local comics store!)



"Saving CHURCH & STATE" ? A long shot as Dave Sim searches the Cerebus Archive for 2 by 3 foot "flats" of negatives, desperately seeking usable sources for crucial pages for the coming 11th printing of this classic graphic novel. WHY in the world did they need to be 2 by 3 feet?



Enquiring minds want to know: where is Cerebus Archive #17? Dave drew the cover, trying to beat the clock and the finished color version is now on display
at Cerebus TV Internet Streaming Comic Book Show and for sale at http:/comiXpress.com. Order early and often!



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