Hi, Everybody!
Oliver Simonsen:
The book was Carson's idea initially, and developed (and mostly written) by Dave, with Carson, Jack, and I all chipping in as well, Jack's contribution's being all of the excerpted texts and reading the various drafts. When everyone has received their packages we'll send out the digital bonus materials, where you can read all of Dave's scripts and layouts as well. Gives a better idea of whom did what.
I think the starfield thing was Dave's idea but I'm not 100 percent!
Thanks for the kind words Eolake.
Brian Payne: These are pages 6 - 7 from "Roarin' Rick's Rarebit Fiends #8." And, yes, Gerhard did indeed have a hand in recreating this particular dream.
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[As is policy with Gerhard art, click for bigger -Matt]
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Lee Bentley: I've been a comic book fan for most of my life, and in particular I used to enjoy the frission I'd get from the best horror comics, such as Warren's Eerie, Creepy, Vampirella and of course the classic ECs. Well, Dave Sim is one of the few non-horror creators to give me that sudden cold shock goosebumps sensation, such as the first time I saw this panel here.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/cerebus/permalink/3416746098392741/
Margaret Liss in the comments: If you like that panel, how about the notebook page where it first appeared?
http://momentofcerebus.blogspot.com/2015/09/endgame.htmlAnd Cirin's first appearance in Dave's notebooks:
https://momentofcerebus.blogspot.com/2015/01/odds-and-ends.html
Margaret Liss: Look what popped up on eBay (not my auction, just cool):
https://www.facebook.com/groups/cerebus/permalink/3419715721429112/And i missed these pics posted in the comments by Margaret Liss last week as i was trying to catch up midnight Saturday. And even if they have all been posted before as a fan of the Muppets and Cerebus they can not be posted too often I say
Raymond Mountford in the comments as well: Shot for shot remake of Flat Beat, replacing Flat Eric with Cerebus and backgrounds with places from the book, is really the only way to go imho...also, my hand is up
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=qmsbP13xu6kLarry Wooten: Vote Vark
https://www.facebook.com/groups/cerebus/permalink/3418746488192702/
Michael Norwitz: Is that an aardvark on the cover of this PiL album?
https://www.facebook.com/groups/cerebus/permalink/3416739355060082/
(as a PiL fan myself i appreciated this post:))
Paul Poirier: Cool and brief (pretty sure i have posted that video in this column)
https://www.facebook.com/groups/cerebus/permalink/3416403321760352/Alan Petrie found Comics Buyers Guide #1267 Feb 27 1998
https://www.facebook.com/groups/cerebus/permalink/3422092257858125/
John Glismann on advertising in Cerebus (click link)
https://www.facebook.com/groups/cerebus?sorting_setting=CHRONOLOGICAL
James Windsor-smith
https://www.facebook.com/groups/cerebus/permalink/3423452261055458/
Tim McEwen: A FB memory from Inktober a few years ago, starring our favourite aardvark…
https://www.facebook.com/groups/cerebus/permalink/3423016297765721/<iframe src="
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Tim in the comments: Here’s the “original” pencils and my inks side by side…
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Thanks Oliver!
Speaking of Batvark's wang, Ben Hobbs is
eBaying a Virgin cover. One day left. And somebody's taken the plunge...
HERMANN #1 has gotten FOCed. ("Final Order Cut-off"ed. That means you have to wait until December and hope your LCS has a copy...)
As you all know, Wilf Jenkins was the Aardvark/Vanaheim lawyer for years, and during that time he was on the comp list. Wilf saved all his copies. Dave and Wilf have signed them, and there's a certificate of authenticity. The books will be available from
Looking For Heroes, for $10 (CAD) plus $4 dollars shipping to Canada and $5 dollars shipping to the USA. All the money goes to the
Food Bank of the Waterloo Region.
Next Time: Reviewing the reviewers?