Oliver Simonsen:
My "Cerebus film twitter account" makes a joke and gets a like from James Gunn. Awesome.
Film Threat's legacy goes back to when i was in film school in the late 80s at CSULB and now gives the first full review of the Cerebus film - it's a dream come true: "...the animation on Cerebus is excellent, making the character stand out starkly against the backgrounds, just like in the comics. Also, the camera angles are great, as is the lighting." "The script and general vibe are slavishly faithful to the comic books. I can’t imagine the godawful changes a more commercial production would have imposed on the adaptation. The Elrod sequence, in particular, is a showstopper" "I have already watched the film three times. I plan to watch it several more" "...movies don’t get much more independent than this"
The juggernaut of comic review vloggers, "Comic Tropes", says of the Cerebus film: "Cerebus is well animated and voiced". "...this film is a gift."
"The Comics Brain" shares
As mentioned, the Cerebus film is coming to Vuuzle and Tubi - and now i've been notified it's also coming to Amazon Prime! Yay!:)
"Strange Death of Alex Raymond" is nominated for Critical Blast's best comic book of 2021
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"Strange Death of Alex Raymond" is on tripwire's top ten of 2021 (I know i posted this last Sunday, too, but a good thing can never be posted too often)
WH reviews SDOAR: "CEREBUS is one of the towering late-20C works of art in any medium; SDOAR attains an even higher level of mastery..."
A 100 pages in and so far describes "Strange Death of Alex Raymond" as "a combination of David Hockney’s ‘Secret Knowledge’ & ‘Exquisite Corpse: Surrealism and the Black Dahlia Murder.’"
Got "Strange Death of Alex Raymond" for X-Mas and called it "one of a kind" and "fascinating"
Is intrigued and curious about "Strange Death of Alex Raymond"
Rip Kirby by Dave Sim?
Another successful "Cerebus in Hell?" kickstarter is underway
"Cerebus in Hell" kickstarter backed
"Cerebus in Hell?" purchased
Larry Wooten shares the "Cerebus in Hell?" version of "Garfield minus Garfield"
David Birdsong creates a Cerebus kick image
Philip R Frey shares "Lord Julius in Hell?" drawing by Benjamin Hobbs
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Philip R. Frey shares New Year card the third Cerebus parody cover he sent Dave for his birthday last year.
Steve Stegelin is honored to be involved in Monster Atlas with indie comic great Gerhard
Damian Couceiro draws "Cerebus and a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle" for Joshua Even
Alessandro Micelli draws "Cerebus and a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle" for Joshua Even (don't think i posted this finished version before)
Cerebus, Elfquest and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Cerebus and Mark Bode's Miami Mice (in Spanish)
Cerebus and Spawn (in Spanish)
Moebius, Cerebus and the MetaBaron (in Spanish)
Cerebus is a favorite Teen Titan
Dave Sim and Alan Moore
Reading Cerebus 1982’s Cerebus the Aardvark #42
as reprinted in 1990’s Cerebus High Society #17
Cerebus issue 26 is one of the most influential comics of all time
Cerebus issue released 30 years ago this month
Podcaster "Daily Rios" is starting reading all of Cerebus
Is reading the rest of Cerebus
Cerebus in the long run
Cerebus a favorite comic
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Cerebus' wall of skulls spotted
Cerebus "Church and State" rated 5 out of 5 stars
Cerebus on list of "5 things I can talk about for 30 minutes without prep"
Steve Peters shares his comic featuring Cerebus and adds: "I really need to finish this story...". Sounds like perhaps a New Year's resolution to me?:) Let's hope so
Mikhail Bocharov shares his Cerebus figurine collection in Russia
Cerebus Syndrome part of the vernacular
Cerebus Retcon part of the vernacular
Dave Sim as Oscar Wilde quoted
Young Dave Sim comic art from the same year as starting Cerebus
Cerebus Literary analysis
Cerebus comics text
Cerebus entries added
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