Remember Dave's Fax about his Rip Kirby original?
Got a follow-up:
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| That's the scan. |
When Dave sent the image, he also sent me:
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| It's large for you Turtle lovers. Click for bigger. |
Which leads to Matt's Stupid Project #2:
So, somebody asked me if there was a way to get a copy of Pieces of Turtles #8.1?
Well, no. Dave did the Canadian and American editions, and they're limited editions, so a reprint isn't gonna happen...from Dave.
BUT, Dave did extend the offer to Josh Even's Cerebus and Barbarian Turtles artists to do their own copies. And I have the PDF. And an idea for a cover:
Then I'm gonna figure out how many copies I want to sit on for the rest of my life and have Alfonso print them and get Dave to sign and number them.
It's not the first time I've "done" Dave. I did an ad in Cerebus Readers In Crisis #4:
Anyway:
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Hobbs has a Kickstarter.
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My buddy James Windsor-Smith has a Kickstarter too. You might remember him as the guy who had a stroke or two and sent Dave a Cerebus Sketchbook full of Cerebus drawings he did AFTER the second stroke. He's looking for $2000, and he needs another $556. Help a 'brudda out.
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The Kickstarter for the Cerebus #4 CAN Portfolio 6-7/78: Get your surveys in, pay if you haven't:
Hi everyone!
Wanna see what Dave sees when he sees the work in progress? All cut in half and faxed to Dave in 12 pages for proofreading. It's in black and white because that's how the faxes come in (not because Dave is color blind, excuse me, colour blind. Actually he isn't colour blind at all).
The good news is that the six pages of commentary are done and the files are in the hand of the printer. Sean Robinson will be putting the Cerebus No 4 comic book together this coming week and it will be ready to be printed. Everything else is done or has been done for a while. So now the printer will be feeling the eyes of all of Aardvark-Vanaheim's vast staff and 160 backers on him. No pressure, Alfonso.
Everyone's pledge has cleared so there are no drop outs this time and while we still await 8 responses to our survey we can see what they ordered and fulfillment can go forward. However, if we do not have an address for those 8 backers we can't send your items until you, everybody say it, fill out your survey. Only then will Kickstarter release your address to us.
But it's going and going well despite a cross-country move and a bout of insomnia and any number of technical diffculties (Adobe, we're looking at you. If you don't know Adobe, don't torture yourself, all their products are great until they aren't and your hair turns white).
If you filled out your survey you saw a question about the kind of Kickstarter campaign you would like to see. We don't have the final tally yet, but it's breaking into three camps: 1) We want it simple, 2) Surprises are fun and keep me engaged, 3) I don't care. No 1 is probably the big winner but Dave came up with an interesting compromise just today, here it is:
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Hey remember the Remastered Form & Void?
Greetings backers,
Form & Void is officially in the hands of the printer!
We don't have a delivery date yet but as soon as we know when they're coming we will post an update.
Everything else related to this project has been printed so it's just down to the actual books.
For those of you that are interested, we are only producing 400 deluxe books. 200 hardcover and 200 softcover. We have a limited number still available for pre-order on the Waverly Comics website in different bundle options. Link: https://waverlycomics.com
Thank you for backing this project!
If YOU have anything related to the 1982 Tour, that'd be of interest, shoot me an email at momentofcerebus@gmail.com and I'll get it to the Waverly Press.
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Living the Line got a new series with Carson Grubaugh The Abolition of Man #1. It's a comic "drawn" by an AI. Sean says:
Hello everyone! This is just a quick message to let you all know that this Friday, Carson and I were on The Gist with Mike Pesca, discussing our new series The Abolition of Man, and the technical, social, and ethical implications of the emerging AI technology. It was a very interesting discussion, a great introduction to the topic, and a true pleasure to participate in. You can listen to our talk here! |
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Lastly, we just put up a teaser video for AOM#1, which you can take a look at below. This was put together by Matt Battaglia, whose OWN Living the Line book is entering the prepress stage! More on that and other future releases in the coming months. |
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The Abolition of Man #1, a special double-size 48 page introductory issue, is available to order right now from YOUR local comic store! |
They also published The Strange Death of Alex Raymond, which has the website of annotations.
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In Oliver's Cerebus movie: The Absurd, Surreal, Metaphysical, and Fractured Destiny of Cerebus the Aardvark is currently available "Plex", "Xumo", "Vimeo On Demand", "Tubi". And if you're in Brazil...
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The Cerebus Guide to Self-Publishing is BACK on CerebusDownloads.com (if it doesn't show up, refresh the page.)
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Up to 35% off site-wide:
July 31
Tell your fans! Remind them that everything will be up to 35% off -- that means $13 tees, $20 phone cases, $30 hoodies, and way more!
Next Time: Stuff.
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