As it's a Monday, here's where I post Dave's Monday Report:
Except I didn't get one because Dave is ill.
Anyway, Mikhail Bocharov, the Official Cerebus Russian translator is working on the Russian Cerebus #0. Which is going to be the Russian collection of all the Cerebus Miscellany stories (Cerebus Jam, the Swords of Cerebus back-up stories, the Epic bits, and any other things Mikhail can get his hands on and get 'em translated.)
And the REASON why we English speakers can't have version of this is that this is gonna be digital, and Dave's busy...
Anyway, anyway, Mikhail asked me if his list was accurate:
Well Mikhail, here's what I got in the order I think they should go in, (links to the stories if AMOC has them...or if I know where to find them if AMOC doesn't) which is story order, not necessarily published order.
The Girl Next Door (1390, age five)
His First Fifth (1391, age six)
Selling Insurance (1393, age eight)
Squinteye the Sailor (1394, age nine)
Cerebus, Mercenary/Tax Collector/Freelance/Soldier: 1402-1411
The Defense of Fort Columbia (1402, age seventeen)
A Friendly Reminder (1403, age eighteen)
Breaking Up Is Hard To Do (1403, age eighteen)
The Invention of Armour 1404 (1404, age nineteen)
The Applicant (1405, age twenty)
Cerebus, Barbarian: 1411-1412
Passage
The Challenge
Demonhorn
Cerebus versus the Spirit
The Name of the Game is Diamondback
A Night on the Town
Elfguest
Cerebus Dreams
Magiking
Silverspoon
What Happened Between Issues twenty & twenty-one
Cerebus, Former Prime Minister of Iest: 1414
The Morning After
Cerebus, Pope: 1414
Cerebus Dreams II
An Untold Tale of the “Secret Sacred Wars”
Cerebus, Non canonical: Team-ups, Cross-overs, & Oddities
The Face on the Barroom Floor
Arnold the Issurian
Hypothetical Cerebus
So, Magiking and Silverspoon for the next Soto voice Cerebus posts...
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Cerebus in Hell?:
Swords of Cerebus in Hell? volume 1
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Hey, remember Gerhard's getting "Slabbed"? That happens on the 11th. So...don't ferget.
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Over on the FaceItBooks, Craig Johnson shared:
For real Sim completists - completionists? - ah, whatever - Clifford Meth posted this and a few here might be interested for the Dave intro:-
Sadly, our friend, the writer/artist Bill Messner-Loebs (Flash, Wonder Woman, The Maxx) has fallen on hard times again. He and his wife, who is not in the best of health, are currently residing in a temporary residence while Bill seeks work. At age 73, that isn't as easy as it should be. While I can only hope other publishers will have work for him, I've developed a project for Bill that will take time to unfold--in the meantime, we have some books that Aardwolf published in 2005, and a handful with bookplates SIGNED by Dave Cockrum, Bill, and myself. THREE TENORS OFF KEY features an introduction by Dave Sim and an Afterword by the late, splendid Tom Spurgeon. SIGNED books just are $25 each plus $3 for postage. Please contact me directly if you'd like one.
I reached out to Mr. Meth, and he said:
I’m afraid they will have to connect with me if they want copies. And I don’t have that many left. I’m sorry but this book was published many years ago and I’m not set up as a business—Just a writer and old friend helping Bill. People can connect with me on Facebook or email me at cliffmeth@aol.com
And then added:
I also have a handful of these. They are signed by Bill, Dave Cockrum, Paty Cockrum and myself. Selling the sets for $18
So, if you want to help a brother out...
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If you want Digital PDFs of glamourpuss, email me at: momentofcerebus@gmail.com and I'll take care of ya...
You can also email there if you want to buy a copy of Pieces of Turtles 8 (Canadian Price Variant) for $25 American. (I got 8 copies available...)
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Heritage, they got a bunch of neat Cerebus stuff.
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Carson's SDOAR Contests (these end today!):
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Oliver's Cerebus movie: The Absurd, Surreal, Metaphysical, and Fractured Destiny of Cerebus the Aardvark is currently free with commercial interruptions on streaming channels "Plex", Comcast's "Xumo", or watch commercial free at "Vimeo On Demand" for $0.99 (to download for $1.99) or on Tubi.
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Next Time: Probably Magiking...Up to 35% off site-wide:Some time in FebruaryTell your fans! Remind them that everything will be up to 35% off -- that means $13 tees, $20 phone cases, $30 hoodies, and way more!
