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Another Cerebus In Hell oneshot, taking the etchings of Gustave Dore and slapping cut-and-past Cerebus images over the top, and creating a comic book – in this case a parody of Jack Kirby's Silver Surfer. SILVER CEREBUS ONE SHOT DEC191285 (W) Dave Sim (A) Dave Sim, Gustave Dore (CA) David Birdsong (A/CA) Benjamin Hobbs "The Secret Origin of The[...]

Dave Sim continues his mashing up of the memory and legacy of what Cerebus once was, with whatever pop culture references he can vaguely recall, and use to try and goose sales for a series of issue one-shots that might, just might, sell slightly more copies than if it was still called Cerebus In Hell[...]

So which one will you be buying? CRISIS ON INFINITE CEREBI #1 AARDVARK VANAHEIM JUL181424 (W) Dave Sim, Benjamin Hobbs, Sandeep Atwal (A) Dave Sim, Gustave Dore (CA) Benjamin Hobbs Dead Cerebus balloon in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade; Shock Surprise Ending!; Dead Cerebus Writes His Memoirs; Dead Cerebus Out-Trumps Trump; Betty the Aardvark-Molesting-Nursing-Assistant Bird; Pretzel-Pecker Salt; The Legion of[...]

Every issue a new number one! Dave Sim continues to republish his Cerebus online strips, with new stuff, with each issue parodying a classic comic book and getting a new issue one in the process A practice first perfected by Evan Dorkin, I believe, for Milk & Cheese back in the day. So Aardvark Comics takes on[...]

These are plump and I actually have been using the Cerebus as a pillow on my couch Hatsune Miku has so much crazy detail on her that she would display well on any collectors shelf, as would any of these. #gallery-1 { margin: auto; } #gallery-1 .gallery-item { float: left; margin-top: 10px; text-align: center; width: 50%; } #gallery-1 img { border: 2px solid #cfcfcf; } #gallery-1 .gallery-caption { margin-left:[...]

But the Kickstarter for Dave Sim's Cerebus Archive reproduction of original Cerebus art pages, this time from the book Melmoth, continues. But not the Oscar Wilde story, these pages focus on the Jim Valentino normalman parody, normalroach, coming up against the Cirinists who are, well, actually this is probably the only time in life the word "feminazis" actually applies[...]

Dave Sim is running a Kickstarter for his latest Cerebus Archive selection, Number Four, reprinting original artwork pages of the 300 issue-long fantasy/satire/polemic Cerebus available to him, in publication order, along with a number of bonus prints Such as this image, created as a commission for Tim W of the Moment of Cerebus blog, showing Alan Moore[...]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gRLE1YHoxp4Video can't be loaded because JavaScript is disabled: Thousands of Back Issues of Cerebus to be Given Away For Free (Weekly Update #97, August 27, 2015) (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gRLE1YHoxp4) The warehouse where the back issues of Cerebus, that 300 issue strong comic book masterpiece by Dave Sim and Gerhard, have been stored is closing[...]

I am a big fan of Dave Sim and his comic book series Cerebus I consider it one of the leading works of the medium of the twenty-first century. But I'm not so much of a fan that I'd leave half a million dollars in my will to preserve it for all time. But this guy is[...]

Cerebus is one of the greatest comic book works in the history of humanity Initially a funny animal parody of Conan The Barbarian, it became a comic about politics, religion, life and death And parodying anything that geek and pop culture was obsessed with along the way Running for 300 issues, for twenty-five years, it is[...]

Recently I showed you what contributors to the Cerebus Archive Kickstarter Fund got for their donation towards Dave Sim's remastering of Cerebus from the original art pages where possible,  as well as his own "Artists Edtion" version of Cerebus, recreating the orignal pages, and a number of bonus prints as well. And this is what I[...]

The Kickstarter for Cerebus Archive Three is based in part upon his ability to sign everything And I've demonstrated to you the kind of dedication he showed towards me and others. He also happens to be one f the greatest cartoonists on the planet. Last week, something very wrong happened with Dave Sim and his right hand, to[...]

We've been covering officially unofficial, or unofficially official computer animated Cerebus movie in the works, created through investors, volunteers,  projected time of many years to make, with Cerebus creator Dave Sim participating, fully in the knowledge that he could pull the plug at any point. And Brad Pitt being courted not just to play Cerebus[...]

So George Peter Gatsis has been creating a model for a Cerebus action figure for quite some time now One of the folks who has been working with Dave Sim on the Cerebus archive, he clearly feels that an extra dimension is in order… As you can see, the figure is fully articulated And quite sizeable[...]

So, the ongoing saga of the Cerebus CGI animated feature film currently being created, with the co-operation of creator Dave Sim, with the proviso that he is likely not to allow it to be released Yet people are still putting money into it, spending thousands of hours and hiring the best to work on it. And[...]

But Dave Sim has created three new Cerebus images to be finished in watercolours by Joe Rubenstein for the opening titles of the Cerebus animated feature film adaptation, Fractured Destiny, directed by Oliver Simonsen. And the titles will be created by Antony Buonomo, who did the same for 12 Years A Slave You can read the full[...]

But it is absolutely accurate. Dave Sim, creator of one of the greatest comic book works to date, Cerebus, As found himself getting involved with a film adaptation of the comic, despite his best efforts. Oliver Simonsen has been, slowly, directing an animated movie based on the original Cerebus comics, with specific issues in mind.  the film is[...]

"Judenhass is an astonishing piece of work. Painful and real and unflinching. I don't remember the last comic I read that made me cry, but this did." Neil

So Dave Sim went and wrote this, for A Moment Of Cerebus, I did want to mention that the ONLY complete sets of CEREBUS ARCHIVE NUMBER TWO BONUS PRINT FIRST RELEASEs — all 21 — will be sent to: 1 Tim W who has, obviously, been instrumental in "Off-White House Communications" and this experiment in "open governance" of an[...]

What could it be? It could be Cerebus Archive Volume One The first ten pages of original art in Dave Sim's personal collection, recreated in card form as close to the original boards as possible All signed Also with a personal sketch and inscription on the front Let's take a closer look. Well that was me pretty[...]

While over in the Justice League Bruce Wayne is sitting down with Lex Luthor with the same aim. Though Lex may have been touched by the innocence of a child as well…   He even seems to be coming round to another secret identity member of the Justice League in Action Comics, even if he doesn't know this[...]

MY take is that we can sell maybe 100 copies in an Artist's Edition if I have enough time to actually construct a market that size through Heritage Auctions (building on the "glamourpuss original art auctions" that Dave Fisher and I are still in the early days of starting to construct). People who are interested in[...]

From George Peter Gatsis and Daniel Grant, the first draft design for an upcoming Cerebus action figure with fifty-five points of articulation! They promise accessories including a shield, helmet, short sword and chest medallions. Nine inches tall, limited number run, prototype to be auctioned off, with design sketches including Dave Sim's sketch modifications, keep an eye[...]

Cerebus, one of the most highly regarded independent comic series by Dave Sim, ran for 300 issues from 1977 to 2004 From issue #26 to #50 ran a storyline called High Society This story is considered the start of Cerebus becoming a vehicle for political commentary as well as a great jumping on point for[...]

That's what it's all about. HMS: Do you see any parallels between your decision at different junctures to self-publish Elfquest and the current creator-owned movement where many creators are self-publishing and looking to establish their own fanbases? What advice would you give to self-publishers right now? WP: Elfquest, along with Cerebus the Aardvark, First Kingdom and Star*Reach,[...]

The Cerebus Archive, recreating all available original art from the Cerebus archive, ten pages at a time, over a hundred years. Which means he may be the greatest comics publisher of the twenty-second century. But we start with the very first volume Ten pages from early issues And with a modest goal of $800 on Kickstarter, already[...]

When Dave Sim originally published the Cerebus phonebooks, collections stuffed with twenty or more issues of the black and white comic, he did so outside of Diamond Comic Distributors, which caused a massive stink Google it. But it also gave him the opportunity to sell signed and numbered editions, and for people to keep the name[...]

Creator of the long-running, legendary Cerebus, Dave Sim writes about revisiting those early issues, with an all-star cast. I asked Ted Adams during our phone chat a couple of weeks back if IDW would be interested in publishing ULTIMATE CEREBUS: basically the "re-telling" of the first 25 issues by other writers and artists and he was VERY enthusiastic. My[...]

After all, you made it through Melmoth. Right now George Peter Gatiss is printing a 3D Cerebus It has only just started and will take 14 hours And there is a webcam on it right now. I mean you could go to ECCC You could fill in your DC Talent Survey Or you can go here, with[...]

As we discussed, I've been reading from a very young age and I've been able to publish many of the creators and characters that I read growing up. Creators and characters like Harlan Ellison, Stephen King, Clive Barker, Richard Matheson, Donald Westlake (Richard Stark), Robert Bloch, John Romita's Spider-Man, John Byrne's Fantastic Four, Chester Gould, Berkeley[...]