Sunday, 19 April 2026

Cheap Cerebus! Cheap Cerebus for EVERYBODY! (Supplies are limited. Terms and conditions peradventure, apply.)

Hi, Everybody!

Dave has things on Heritage. These are FROM the Cerebus Archive, and Dave (eventually) gets ALL the money (minus the fees and whatnot. Plus he won't believe it until the money crosses his hand... *NOT* my first "Dave waiting to be paid" rodeo...):
Cerebus Six Deadly Sins Portfolio Anger plate ORIGINAL Art, I have "anger" that you guys have more money than me...
Cerebus #239 19 pages of Original Art, Dave's Alan Moore parody, Guest appearance by Roarin' Rick Veitch (who did some guest lettering), Double bag FIRST appearance of Zombie Red Sophia, Face it Effendi! This ONE has it ALL (except page 20 it doesn't have that...)!

And CAN13 has a launch page on the Kickstarter...
See, it's the Thirteenth Cerebus Archive Portfolio, and Birdsong made this the last Friday the 13th. It was kismet...

Speaking of Cerebus in Hell?, here's the latest Checklist:
Click for bigger. (Of course, the variants aren't listed. Like the Batvark: PENIS "Censored for Grandma" XXXXX, and the second printing. Or the Covid books had two covers. Not to even THINK about the Kickstarter books... Eh. you'll figure it out...) 
Made by Birdsong, colored by me. (Don't it "POP!"?)

And speaking of Birdsong, he was looking up Phonebook prices on eBay, and realized some of them are:
"getting more scarce on there. There is one copy of the remastered Church & State I going for $80. Going Home is still high despite being remastered. Jaka's story is pricey. The only cheap ones are the well read copies. Dave might consider hanging on to his copies as they will only go up in value."
 And then he realized he has a few that he's willing to part with. He's got:
High Society - 9th printing - the first phonebook I ever bought, still looks pretty good
High Society - 11th printing (remastered)
High Society - 12th printing with Red State signed Bookplate (remastered)
High Society - 12th printing with Blue State signed Bookplate (remastered)
Church & State I - 10th printing - my original, all my original phonebooks are well read, but look good for old guys
Church & State I - 12th printing (remastered)
Jaka's Story - 7th printing - November 2004, the first phonebook reprinted after Cerebus ended, takes me back
Form & Void - 2nd printing - same as the 1st printing, but not signed and numbered
The Last Day - 2nd printing - same as the 1st printing, but not signed and numbered
I have a 1st printing of Minds that I got from Dave years ago. 311/2100 and signed by Dave and Gerhard. I'm going to leave that one for my daughter ("Listen, honey, trust me, just put it in your gun safe and look up what it is worth in 20 years.") I'd like to get these in the hands of Cerebus fans not comic shops so if you guys know any desperate fans...
 I know all sorts of fans. Including Cerebus Super Fan (did he get one of those, he SHOULD have.) Nate "The Goddamn Batman" Oberstein
I'd explain this, but I don't think I have to. Nate's "The Goddamn Batman". He just is...

whom Birdsong wanted to have first crack at his phonebooks before I offered them up to you guys. 

Nate has all those. He's got pretty much all the versions of all the phonebooks. But when I asked him, he said:
My friend Logan killed himself about a year ago and now I have his Cerebus issues. He had 16-300, I gave a bunch away, but I still have #16,18,21-26, 28,32,37,41,49,51-53,58-62,64-66,69,74,76,80-111,114-146,148-151,155-156,160,162-214. Let me know if any fans need them.
Nate just wants the price of shipping. Email momentofcerebus@gmail.com, and I'll get you in touch with "The Goddamn Batman" (it's like I'm Commissioner Gordon. Up on a roof with my private spotlight...)

Birdsong on the other hand, well you should "grease his palm with silver...", same address and I'll get you in touch with him.

Speaking of "greasing palms with silver"...

Welcome back to the next round of the race here at the AMOC Race Track, where our motto is: “You’ll Probably Like Our Nags A Lot Better Than The Ones You Get At Home”


Both horses are taking up their starting positions from where we left off: ’82 TOUR-DIARY at $61 with a $17 dollar lead against PLEASE-HOLD, sitting at $44. Jockeys are readying up, waiting for the bell…looks like both horses are ready..annndddd….<ding!>  THEY’RE OFF!!



’82 TOUR-DIARY still in the lead, but PLEASE-HOLD is holding steady. Both horses sticking to their paces with no discernible change in position.  Coming around the bend and it’s ’82 TOUR-DIARY at the front, with PLEASE-HOLD struggling to catch up..AND WE HAVE A $5 DONATION FOR PLEASE-HOLD, BRINGING IT TO $49, within a $12 gap from ’82 TOUR-DIARY! 


Ladies and Gentlemen, at this point it’s still anyone’s game to win or lose! Overconfidence has been the cause of many a lost horse race since the Greeks..


( and some minor trivia for all our spectators: ’82 TOUR-DIARY’s Maternal Granddam was actually the horse Frodo rides across the river to get away from the Black Riders, in the 1978 Ralph Bakshi animated version of THE LORD OF THE RINGS. So we have a bit of an interesting connection there with the lineage…)


You can see the determination in both riders' faces. PLEASE-HOLD seems energized by the donation, gaining ground! In this precarious spot neither rider wants to exhaust their horse too early in the race, leading to burn-out and allowing the other horse to..A $50 DONATION FOR ’82 TOUR-DIARY!!! ’82 TOUR-DIARY HAS THROWN CAUTION TO THE WIND AND CHARGED AHEAD, GAINING  A STRONGLY DOMINANT LEAD IN THE RACE!  AND WE FINISH THE ROUND WITH  ’82 TOUR-DIARY at $111 and PLEASE-HOLD WITH $49!!


What a race! I tell you, Ladies and Gentlemen, you won’t get this kind of excitement sitting at home watching reruns of LEAVE IT TO BEAVER!  It looks like PLEASE-HOLD is going to need a miracle (or a donor with deep pockets) to win, but anything can happen (and usually does) around these parts! Come back next week for the next round, and we’ll be back after a word from our sponsor: LISS HOCKEY-STICKS (“When you want to put that b*stard puck right between their b*stard eyes. You won’t miss with LISS!”)


Eddie is a strange man. I mean, most of us around here are weird, but Eddie is STRANGE...

If YOU, yes YOU!, want that blue pony to win, then head over here, and click "Please Hold For Dave Sim" and give all the money you want to help that little blue pony beat the snot out of that red horse-faced bastard...

BUT, if you want that Raging Red Stallion to continue to...THRUST(!) harder...and uh...deeper towards the uh, "finish" line... um... then head over here and click "82 Tour Book" and keep throwing money at the lawn ornament in yellow so he can keep driving that little blue ball of suck into the mud.

You have until the end of the month. Then it's champagne in the Winner's Circle followed by Stud Service at premium prices for somebody and the Glue Factory for the other guy.

The horses will be there too...

And before I get to the ACTUAL POST for today, this JUST came in:
Hi Matt,
Sim's original art auction No.200, page 17 is going live for auction starting tonight (soon, 10pm ET):
Link: https://www.ebay.ca/itm/127819296106

Thanks again!
Best regards,
Dave Fisher

 Aw, hell. That's like a Moment-a-palooza right there.

See ya tomorrow...
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Living the Line's next Kickstarter has TWENTY-ONE pages of The Strange Death of Alex Raymond in it. These are pages Dave has drawn since the wrist started working again. Is goood...

And I was asked: "Scott Palochik & Dreamscape Publishing has the 4th issue of MARCVS live on Kickstarter now. If you could kindly put it up on the Rigamole, it would be greatly appreciated."

Next Time: Mondays! and what Dave sent that I WAS gonna post today...
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Saturday, 18 April 2026

Off-White House Bulletin 16/4/2026

Hi, Everybody!

Dave has things on Heritage. These are FROM the Cerebus Archive, and Dave (eventually) gets ALL the money (minus the fees and whatnot. Plus he won't believe it until the money crosses his hand... *NOT* my first "Dave waiting to be paid" rodeo...):
Cerebus #239 19 pages of Original Art, you'd think I'd learn to not even waste my time bidding...

And CAN13 has a launch page on the Kickstarter...

Dave sent a new Off-White House Bulletin:

Dave doesn't have the best info. When I last asked Eddie, he said '82 is ahead. So, unless a bunch of youse threw money behind Please Hold, it's Dave's notes for me... BUT, YOU can change that by donating to Please Hold, OR help '82 maintain the lead by backing that horse. Either way, click here, and click the donate button of your choosing.

For those in the back who don't understand why "the cheesemakers are blessed", The Waverly Press was given the raw materials of Dave's 1982 Aardvark-Vanaheim First U.S. Tour Book (that Dave had saved to one day do a book of,) by Dave with the intention of doing a high-end Art Book. That got sidelined into the Regency Edition of High Society, which in turn spawned (heh.) the Remastered Cerebus #1 which turned into the Remastered Cerebus #2, and the Remastered reprinting of Form & Void, and the Remastered The Last Day, Dave's Remastered Spawn #10, and Dave's Remastered Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #8. (I think I got the order right...) 

So, FINALLY, circling back to the project that started it all, they reached out to Margaret and I to gather vintage (circa late 1982) Cerebus/Dave material for inclusion in the '82 Tour Book. 

The thinking/planning was VERY much that this was a time capsule of where Cerebus was around late October/early November 1982. To that end, we dug up interviews Dave and Deni had done ON the Tour, sketches from the Tour, and a few other '82 odds and ends that weren't EXACTLY Tour material, but which fit the timeframe of 1982 Cerebus. The Waverly Press reached out to Deni, and got her to write an introduction. They also got material from numerous Tour adjacent comics people: Maggie Thompson, Diana Schutz, Bill Sienkiewicz, and Chuck Rozanski. With Dave's Tour Diary, Deni's Tour Pictures, the vintage interviews and the additional material, the Prototype version of the Tour Book (that I got a physical copy of...) clocks in at 224 pages. And the printed version is the THIRD version I've seen (the other two were digital.). 

Dave received a copy as well...

And that's where things go "tits up"... Dave wanted a proof, and didn't get one until the third Prototype was printed. Which was more or less the version that was going to be Kickstartered.

Dave took issue with that. (And I took issue with Dave taking issue with that...)


But since Dave's notes are basically "go back to formula", there is no point in a Kickstarter page, so that's why the link to the pre-launch page is gone.

Part of the problem is Dave's working rule of thumb is that anything he's printing is going to cost the end consumer (that's a fancy way of saying: YOU.) a dollar a page. So, a sixteen page comic? Fifteen bucks. A two hundred and twenty-four page book? $224. Not counting shipping. 

That, in Dave's opinion is "a bridge too far" of an ask on the dwindling fan base that comes 'round here and reads my drivel (and a hearty "t'anks!" from me. (And Margaret and Birdsong...everybody else has left...)), so that'd be why he wants to get the Tour Book down in size.

I don't know how much demand the Cerebus Fanbase has for an abridged Tour Book. Dave's notes, Deni's (well, mostly Deni's. There are some photos that have Deni and Dave in them that were taken by people at Tour stops and sent to Aardvark-Vanaheim. But like I said, MOSTLY Deni's) photos, and selections of Dave and Deni's interviews from 1982, and maybe a couple of sketches. I mean it's the bones of the Prototype, but not a lot of the meat (if you're pickin' up what I'm layin' down...).

Which, if I think about it, is an EXPANDED version of the forty-eight page ...uh, um, "economy" version of the Tour Book that The Waverly Press was planning on offering on the Kickstarter
I have those too...

Maybe I'm wrong. Maybe the BIG BOOK is too damn big. Maybe in trying to find EVERYTHING Margaret and I went too far.

But that was the mandate we were given: "Bring me everything you can related to Dave and Deni's 1982 US Tour..." and boy howdy did we do that...
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Living the Line's next Kickstarter has TWENTY-ONE pages of The Strange Death of Alex Raymond in it. These are pages Dave has drawn since the wrist started working again. Is goood...

And I was asked: "Scott Palochik & Dreamscape Publishing has the 4th issue of MARCVS live on Kickstarter now. If you could kindly put it up on the Rigamole, it would be greatly appreciated."

Next Time: I'm just sayin', if you send me on a quest, I'ma do my damnedest to complete it...
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Friday, 17 April 2026

The Book of Habakkuk (Dave's weekly update #638)

Hi, Everybody!

Dave has things on Heritage. These are FROM the Cerebus Archive, and Dave (eventually) gets ALL the money (minus the fees and whatnot. Plus he won't believe it until the money crosses his hand... *NOT* my first "Dave waiting to be paid" rodeo...):
Cerebus #239 19 pages of Original Art (I wonder if Gerhard has the last page? I bet he'd sell it to you if you offered him enough money...)

Anyway, like it says on the Logo:
That little bit on the bottom there...

It's Friday, so that means:
Dave's Weekly Update:

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Living the Line's next Kickstarter has TWENTY-ONE pages of The Strange Death of Alex Raymond in it. These are pages Dave has drawn since the wrist started working again. Is goood...

And I was asked: "Scott Palochik & Dreamscape Publishing has the 4th issue of MARCVS live on Kickstarter now. If you could kindly put it up on the Rigamole, it would be greatly appreciated."

Okay, back to "bizness as usual"...
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A Moment of Cerebus runs Saturday through Friday. 

The past Week in AMOC:
  • Saturday: Cleaning out the Inbox...
  • Sunday: I was busy working, and working on:
  • Monday: The newest Off-White House Bulletin.
  • Tuesday: Since Jen did the First show, she has two more lined up, I'm back posting on Tuesdays. Still posting to help raise funds on The Strange Death of Alex Raymond GoFundMe, $140 until page 130 of Dave's POST-Carson SDOAR mock-up pages unlocks. Anyway, I'ma post ALL of glamourpuss over the next how many weeks. AND GoFundMe has a MONTHLY option now, so you can schedule a reoccurring donation. And TWENTY-ONE pages of SDOAR drawn by Dave are in CONSIGNED, Living the Line's next Kickstarter
  • Wednesday: MORE Weekly Cerebus in Hell? Strips. This one is written by Dave. Follow along on Instagram. And https://www.ebay.com/itm/236664955396 (Somebody was looking for the Vardalorian...)
  • Thursday: Margaret has posted ALL of Albatross One. (If you click that link, you can see all the pages of the notebook, OR, you can get a PHYSICAL copy here.) And all of The Last Notebook. Now she's gonna burn through all of Notebook #21. So sit back and get ready for pages and pages and pages of walls of handwritten text... This week,  issue #180!
  • Friday: that's this post. You're reading the Friday post right now. This is STILL like that bit in Spaceballs. (Should I link to LAST WEEK'S Update in these things?)
Okay, so that was the last week on AMOC.

If we're doing Please Hold next month (see Monday above) Dave is giving Everybody! an option: He'll either work on Please Hold for May, or his notes on the '82 Tour Book. YOU can decide which he does by donating at CerebusDownloads. There are two buttons, if you want Please Hold, donate with the button labeled as such. If you want the '82 Tour Book, donate with the button labeled that. And if you want both, donate to both. (Dave never said what he'd do if there was a tie...) '82 is currently winning, so if you have a question, send it in to momentofcerebus@gmail.com AND throw a couple of bucks Dave's way by clicking the "Please Hold For Dave Sim" button. Or else it's '82 for you...
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I've decided that the FULL Rigamarole is only running on Fridays now...

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The Help Out Bill Messner-Loebs Go Fund Me, or buy Rodney Schroeter's book with proceeds going to Bill. OR(!) you could buy Bill's book with the Dave backcover. I have discovered links:
Wanderland (Paperback)
Wanderland (Hardcover for the guys who get "hard" for hardcovers...)
Wanderland (Paperback but slightly more expensive...I dunno why...)
The site offers UK shipping, so PRESUMEABLY it's printed and shipped there(?).
And Journey Complete:
Hardcover
Paperback
And if you wanna see how the book looks in Real Time...
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Larry Shell could use a hand to keep his house.
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Dave also wanted me to post this:
Lots of little words, click for bigger.
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Up to 35% off April 22-26.*
*Sale dates are not final and therefore subject to change.

Speaking of Merch, if you want a strange near-antique, shoot an email to momentofcerebus@gmail.com, and I'll tell ya where to send the $20USD I want for these. No shipping charge in the States or Canada. Everybody else add $10USD for shipping. I'll send 'em anywhere the postman is willing to go...
Back and front.
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You can get all 16 volumes of Cerebus, many of them Remastered (but probably NOT Guys) for $99CANADIAN at CerebusDownloads.com (More if you want the Remastered Cerebus Guide to Self-Publishing...)
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Heritage has: 
And ComicLink (remember ComicLink? Seiler brought us ComicLink. R.I.P Jeff.) has:
Thanks to Steve for sending the link. 
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Oliver' Simonsen's Cerebus movie: The Absurd, Surreal, Metaphysical, and Fractured Destiny of Cerebus the Aardvark it's currently available on "Plex", "Xumo", "Vimeo On Demand", "Tubi". If you're in Brazil..., "Mometu", "Nuclear Home Video".
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Next Time: Dave sent audio, Off-White House Bulletin?
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Thursday, 16 April 2026

Notebook 21: Cerebus #180 & Cirin’s Left Armpit

MARGARET LISS:

A few years ago I scanned all of Dave Sim's notebooks. He had filled 36 notebooks during the years he created the monthly Cerebus series, covering issues #20 to 300, plus the other side items -- like the Epic stories, posters and prints, convention speeches etc. A total of 3,281 notebook pages detailing his creative process. I never really got the time to study the notebooks when I had them. Just did a quick look, scanned them in and sent them back to Dave as soon as possible. So this regular column is a chance for me to look through those scans and highlight some of the more interesting pages.

We’re continuing our look at Dave Sim’s 21st notebook used during the creation of Cerebus #164 to 187. We’ll be looking at this notebook, which there were 260 out of 300 pages scanned, until we’ve seen every single page of it. Well, the pages scanned. If you want to see all of the notebook #21 posts to date, just use the Notebook 21 tag. 

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A bunch of revelations from Astoria which were left out of Reads but were in Dave’s 21st notebook was what we looked at last week. Not quite a wall of text, but close. So when I flipped the page and saw what we have up next, I’m surprised I hadn’t shown these pages before:

Notebook 21st, page 163

The circled numbers are the page numbers. So these are some preliminary layouts for Cerebus #180 pages 4 through 6 (click on any of the pictures to see them bigger):

Cerebus #180, pages 4 – 6

Page six is a bit different then the final pages, but pages four and five are pretty close. The next page of the notebook has another circled 6, another try at the layout for the page, but now it looks closer to page 7 of Cerebus #180, but it also has Cirin craking Cerebus when he does go to look at her arm pit:

Notebook 21st, page 164

Cerebus #180, pages 7 – 8  
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Wednesday, 15 April 2026

 CEREBUS IN HELL? WEEKLY STRIP #37



COMING SOON:
CAN 13: Going Home
(featuring the complete Cerebus #232)

NINJA HIGH SCHOOL / CEREBUS
ISSUES 2 & 3

CEREBUS IN HELL?
#87 Cerebus In Jail?
#88 The Pun Issuer

Tracing Paper Drawings, Greeting Cards, Comic Book Proofs & More
(all the old stuff has been discounted more than ever!)


next: Margaret

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Tuesday, 14 April 2026

Since Jen is deep in rehearsals (again!), glamourpuss 12: who owns who?

Hi, Everybody!

So Jen's BACK working on her show Woman in the Arena. Which is her reenacting that Star Trek episode as a one woman show where she performs all the parts...


Anyway, the next performance is May 4-5, so I'm back having to "do" Tuesdays until she comes back. IF she comes back... Speaking of which, I received:
Note from the Interim Head of SDOAR Division
"...a fortune in precious stones, and I'd give it all up for a hand phaser...or even a sharp stick..." 
Anyway, if you listened to the April Please Hold whatever that was, you know Dave dropped some knowledge. As I posted on the Cerebus Facebook group:
Since December of 2022, Dave Sim has drawn and finished pages 555 through 702 of The Strange Death of Alex Raymond. Sean and Carson published pages 1-205 through Living the Line's hardcover version of SDOAR (with Carson's 30 page epilogue). Pages 587-593 were included in issue #68 of Yeet Presents (Mike Jones might still have copies available...) And page 604 was a Bonus Print on CAN12. Pages 206-554 exist as mock-ups you can get from Jen's GoFundMe: https://www.gofundme.com/f/sdoar-2023, and her plan (with Philip R. Frey) is to produce print ashcans of those mock-ups. Dave has gone back and produced new finished art for a few of those pages, but he's mostly focused on moving forward (His actual "tagline" is: "Either Dave Sim finishes The Strange Death of Alex Raymond, or The Strange Death of Alex Raymond will finish Dave Sim...")

Sean and Living the Line have 21 pages in their Consigned anthology (Currently being Kickstartered: https://www.kickstarter.com/.../consigned-a-living-the... ), which pages did Sean (who gets the scans of all the pages from Dave) pick?

Why not back the project and find out Spunky?

Just the GoFundMe Facts, Man...ly:

$21,060.00 raised to date from 393 donations
129 pages released so far as mocked up and/or drawn by Dave Sim through 22 Feb 2022, or 2/22/22 for all the numerologists
$140.00 away from unlocking page 130
If you have not donated, a $5+ donation grants you access to all 126 pages and all unlocked pages moving forward >> https://www.gofundme.com/f/sdoar-2023
GoFundMe now offers automated monthly donations!
>> https://www.gofundme.com/f/sdoar-2023/donate?source=btn_donate 

no Note from the Senior SDOAR Remaster...master, Philip Fry. 
"Gee Mr. Jameson, my aunt's sick and I was wondering if I could get an advance..."
No dice Fry. Bring me pictures of Spider-Man...

So, This.

Then:




Jeff's dead, so don't email him. And Dave doesn't have phone or fax anymore.


Obviously this deal is expired...
Cerebus the Aardvark #1 (and Spawn #10) en Español (I know it's in a language you might not read, but it'll be highly collectable if they only do this one Kickstarter... Plus, you aren't a REAL Spawn completist if you don't have a copy of EVERY variant...)

Living the Line's next Kickstarter with 21 pages of The Strange Death of Alex Raymond in it. Now with Archival Cerebus related offerings.

The Tyrant Kickstarter.

Next Time: Cerebus in Hell?

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Monday, 13 April 2026

Off-White House Bulletin 4/9/2026

Hi, Everybody!

Mondays!

Dave sent a new Off-White House Bulletin:

And I asked Eddie about the..."contest"(?), "competition"(?), "deal"(?)... between Please Hold and the '82 Tour Book, one of which Dave will be discussing next month. YOU can decide which by donating to one of them buy clicking here, which will take you to CerebusDownloads, where you can click the button either labeled "Please Hold for Dave Sim" or "Dave Sim 82 Tour Book"  and donate to whichever (or both, no one can stop you) you want Dave to talk about next month. I'm making the videos either way...

Anyway, he said:

ANNDDDD….THEY’RE OFF! RIGHT OUT OF THE GATE, PLEASE-HOLD-FOR-DAVE-SIM AND TOUR-DIARY ’82 ARE BOTH LOOKING STRONG!  STARTING DONATION BY MATT DOW SPLIT EQUALLY PUTS THEM NECK AND NECK! COMING ROUND THE FIRST BEND, AND WE HAVE ANOTHER EQUAL DONATION! REPEAT! ANOTHER EQUALLY SPLIT DONATION FOR $10 BY A DONOR! YOU CAN FEEL THE EXCITEMENT BUZZING IN THE AIR HERE AT THE KITCHENER RACE TRACK! 


BOTH HORSES ON EVEN FOOTING NOW, KEEPING THE PACE AND YOU CAN SEE THE RIDERS TAKING EACH OTHER’S MEASURE, FOCUSSING ON...WE HAVE A $50 DONATION FOR ’82 TOUR DIARY!! LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, ’82 HAS PULLED AWAY AND TAKEN THE LEAD!  PLEASE-HOLD IS FALLING BEHIND AS ’82 NOW GAINS THE ADVANTAGE! 


BUT WHAT’S THIS? A $28 DONATION FOR PLEASE-HOLD! FOLLOWED BY A $10 DONATION FOR PLEASE-HOLD! NEVER IN MY 5 MINUTES OF RACE-TRACK ANNOUNCING HAVE I WITNESSED SUCH SPIRIT, SUCH ATHLETICISM, SUCH GRACE, SUCH ACHIEVEMENT OF THE HUMAN (OR AARDVARKIAN) SPIRIT!! WILL PLEASE-HOLD BE ABLE TO CATCH-UP IN TIME BEFORE THE END OF THE FIRST SESSION? THE CROWD IS ON THE EDGE OF THEIR SEATS!


COMING ROUND THE BEND NOW, ’82 TOUR DIARY STILL IN THE LEAD BUT PLEASE-HOLD TRYING HARD TO CATCH UP, AS BOTH HORSES ARE LOCKED INTO THEIR STEADY GALLOPS IN A RACE THAT COULD GO EITHER… A $5 DONATION FOR ’82!! JUST AS IT CROSSES THE FIRST HURDLE!

THAT’S $62(CDN) FOR TOUR-DIARY ’82 AND $45(CDN) FOR PLEASE-HOLD AT THE FIRST INTERMISSION!!


LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, WE’LL BE BACK FOR THE CONTINUATION OF THIS EXCITING RACE AFTER A WORD FROM OUR SPONSOR: DIGIACOMO LUGGAGE: “WHEN YOU CAN’T TELL IF YOU’RE COMING OR GOING, MAKE SURE YOU DO IT IN STYLE...”

Well, it could go either way, kinda depends on you guys and gals...

So, go to the Downloads and back the horse you wanna hear/see win. 

And if you're a "Please Holder", Dave has all the questions I sent for April, so if that was you, he has them, but anybody else can get in on this by sending in your questions to momentofcerebus@gmail.com. And backing the Please Hold horse, or else you're just pissing in the wind...
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Living the Line's next Kickstarter has TWENTY-ONE pages of The Strange Death of Alex Raymond in it. These are pages Dave has drawn since the wrist started working again. Is goood...

And the Tyrant Kickstarter! 

And I was asked: "Scott Palochik & Dreamscape Publishing has the 4th issue of MARCVS live on Kickstarter now. If you could kindly put it up on the Rigamole, it would be greatly appreciated."

Next Time: Jen's living the High Life, I'm down here doing all the dirty work...
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