Sunday, 24 January 2021

Cerebus Around the World and Web #64 by Oliver Simonsen

Hi, Everybody!

As always on Sunday, click for bigger.

Oliver Simonsen: 


New ongoing Cerebus story written by Dave Sim and drawn by Xeric grant recipient Steve Peters!
https://www.patreon.com/posts/43908332

Team of Graphic Designers highlight "Cerebus in hell?"
https://twitter.com/AyPress_com/status/1350907596111310849

Upcoming "Cerebus in hell?" issue titled "Cerebus the Duck" is highlighted by Bleeding Cool, First Comics News and Comics Freak
https://twitter.com/FirstComicsNews/status/1352619550198673408
https://twitter.com/comicsfreak/status/1352615171164950531
https://twitter.com/bleedingcool/status/1352607278994759680

Comic Book History: Turning 40: SWORDS OF CEREBUS #1; from January 1981.
https://twitter.com/comicbookhist/status/1352594326069645314

Italian comic site article on Cerebus featuring an image of Cerebus from each of the first 25 issues
https://www.obloaps.it/quasi/2021/01/17/cerebus-vol-1-cerebus-dicembre-1977-febbraio-1981/
https://twitter.com/la_quasi/status/1350823283244097537

Another Italian magazine site article on Cerebus - some excerpts (thank you google translate):
"...one of my favorite comics..." "...the list of what makes Cerebus a classic of the comic is endless..."
https://twitter.com/uBCfumetti/status/1351846558904545281
http://magazine.ubcfumetti.com/2021/01/dal-forziere-cerebus-parte-prima/

Film and Comics Reviewer Kyle Pinion: says Cerebus was "...a fucking banger most of the time" (meant in a good way:))
https://twitter.com/kylepinion/status/1350903496283971588

Bill Sienkiewicz shares his Cerebus cover
https://twitter.com/SienkiewiczArt/status/1351196900595281929

Above cover also shared at comicbookpros https://www.instagram.com/p/CKP0a6Hhkn6/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link

I think the above Hi Rez scan originated from "retro.macro"
https://twitter.com/retro_macro/status/1351173167625236483

Another Hi Rez scan by "retro.marco" - this one of Dave Sim drawn by Bill Sienkiewicz
https://twitter.com/retro_macro/status/1351532650549440517

High Society Spanish translation highlighted
https://twitter.com/EnriqueAcebes/status/1350507997622054914

Charlie Moore is proud of being known as trans and a Cerebus collector
https://twitter.com/noticeofmeowery/status/1352298334850084866

Gabe Ostley, artist for DC Comics' The Hammer, draws Cerebus adding: "That early design for Cerebus was wild huh? I still remember seeing my friend Mike Geid in 6th grade drawing Cerebus and it blew my mind. He’s like Garfield, but he has a sword..."
https://www.instagram.com/p/CKVDwhzBUw0/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link

Cerebus commissioned drawing to be revealed
https://twitter.com/Litter_rally/status/1352176361880870914

"The Vlah" draws Cerebus
https://twitter.com/VlahThe/status/1352331653239201802
https://www.instagram.com/p/CKVjGUsDS5P/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link

Cerebus and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
https://www.instagram.com/p/CKXjPFcHx1Z/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link

Cerebus and Poison Elves
https://bleedingcool.com/comics/i-lusiphur-and-the-dark-magic-beginnings-of-drew-hayes-poison-elves/

Cerebus, Hepcats and Freya
https://twitter.com/JenPallante/status/1352378259061813256

Cerebus and Miura (in Spanish)
https://twitter.com/suditeh/status/1352394528800567297

Cerebus and Spawn
https://twitter.com/Al_Dracula/status/1351620666596986895

Game Designer, Author, Educator, Podcaster, ex-Imagineer and documentary film star Scott Rogers spotlights "War of the Independents" - the mega indie crossover series where all the world's indie characters search for Cerebus' helmet
https://twitter.com/mightybedbug/status/1350899667693924352

And wait what's that? Did Don Simpson draw my comic book character "Captain Zap" along with the sidekicks "Polly the Bird" and "A-1 the robot" in "War of the Independents"? And what a fantastic honor it was might i add

"War of the Independents" is the brainchild of Dave Ryan who made "USA Today" this week with this cover
https://www.usatoday.com/story/entertainment/books/2021/01/20/joe-biden-kamala-harris-comic-book/4229654001/

Cerebus and President Biden
https://twitter.com/IainNC72/status/1352393707404861440

Gerhard a prime example of a comic book environment artist
https://twitter.com/highbrowtrash/status/1350589635345473538

Experimental Cerebus
https://twitter.com/daSnyderCut/status/1351603379508809728

Cerebus punk album cover on 80s best album's list
https://twitter.com/lazysupper/status/1351503337926000644

Reading Cerebus for the first time
https://www.instagram.com/p/CKK8LmED9oi/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link

Completing Cerebus collection
https://twitter.com/ChristianaJoy/status/1352954842638118912

Sam Blanchard draws Cerebus
https://www.instagram.com/p/CKKiYaoBrDp/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link

Dave Sim Hall of Fame letterer
https://twitter.com/batmasterson/status/1352337674938400768

Cerebus Syndrome part of the vernacular
https://twitter.com/_pcarlisle/status/1350484830782447619

Mandrill's favorite comic scene (click link for scene in its entirety)
https://twitter.com/Digested_Sand/status/1353009914235547649

Andrew Riley ongoing review series on Cerebus comparing the work to Shakespeare, Steinback and Sylvia Plath
http://www.andrewrilstone.com/2021/01/5.html
and the next part: "Sim is firing on all cylinders: character study, farce, and virtuoso composition that pushes the comic book form to its very limit."
http://www.andrewrilstone.com/2021/01/6.html
Discussion ensues
https://www.facebook.com/groups/cerebus/permalink/3662960903771258/
https://twitter.com/AlanStephen/status/1352589822716760064
Cerebus is like Ulysses and Les Miserables
https://twitter.com/AndrewRilstone/status/1352583857753751552
Award winning Jesse Lee Herndon continues his Cerebus vlog review series with a new episode every day! Jesse's nearing the end here with issue 267 which has a sort of "Forrest Gump time passage sequence" (30 years pass in one issue!) with Cerebus walking to the end of the coast then turning around and becoming pingponghockeytennis star as Fred Hammer.
https://youtu.be/6hRNU0oNM6E


Somebody should do a "300 issue Fred Hammer spin off series" as there's 30 years worth of material to cover:)
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Cerebus in Hell?
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And coming the first Wednesday in February: Cerebus in Hell? 2021 (the cover screw up delayed it a week...)

Next Time: Elf. Cootie. Somebody...

9 comments:

Anonymous said...

Jesus, I come to sites like this to get away from politics and you put a giant picture of an ugly and fake vice-president on the page.

Tony Dunlop said...

Slink off to your Safe Space, snowflake.

Brian West said...

Hey, Tony! I never took the time to thank you for sharing your testimony of becoming a follower of Christ some blogposts ago.

I think you shared it in response to my question to Damian about whether or not secularists and monotheists engage with Cerebus differently from each other. Well, here’s many thanks to you for sharing your own personal journey to discipleship.

Wanted to say that while you dropped by.

Tony Dunlop said...

Ugh, you had to bring that up after a snarky, uncharitable post. My bad...not very good witness.

I always enjoy the ringside seat as you & Damian duke it out, Brian.

Brian West said...
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Brian West said...

Tony,

No worries here. I don’t think I have been a witness here of late myself.

Damian T. Lloyd, Esq. said...

"Trust the plan," right, Anon @15:20 PST?

-- D.

Tony again said...

"all the world's indie characters search for Cerebus' helmet"? I looked over that horde; no trace of Maggie and Hopey! So much for "all" indie characters! Hell, I don't even see Mister Natural!

Brian West said...

Tony, A Cerebus/MisterNatural crossover would have been dope. At least there’s SILVER CEREBUS #1.