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| World Without Cerebus: Collateral Damage Art by Gerhard (Click Image To Enlarge) |
GERHARD:
Brian Coppola, long time Cerebus fan, collector of original comics pages, patron of the arts and all round great guy, came up with a simple and elegant idea: "...to feature Gerhard drawings that bring to the foreground the settings, circumstances, episodes and ideas that live in the background of the original series." The characters have taken their bows and left the building. The scene is now quiet and left for further interpretation.
Brian Coppola, long time Cerebus fan, collector of original comics pages, patron of the arts and all round great guy, came up with a simple and elegant idea: "...to feature Gerhard drawings that bring to the foreground the settings, circumstances, episodes and ideas that live in the background of the original series." The characters have taken their bows and left the building. The scene is now quiet and left for further interpretation.
BRIAN COPPOLA:
Cerebus #29 is a personal favorite
of mine. Page 20, where Cerebus is playing wickets with the Regency
Elf, integrates some magnificent dialogue on the strategic use of insanity
in negotiations against the backdrop of a casually played game. In the
last panel, Cerebus whacks the Elf's wicket ball and it flies over the
walls of the Regency, down into the lower city.
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| Cerebus #29 by Dave Sim The digital download of Cerebus #29 is available right now from CerebusDownloads.com. |
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