Tag: Dave Sim

Dan Sim's once-beloved series Cerebus is now available for cheap on Humble Bundle – with a portion going to charity

The live auction will take place Saturday, October 29, 2022, prior to the Ringo Awards.

Learn about the lost masterpieces surfacing (or being revived) after many decades.

An in-depth discussion of nineties ephemera and exploration with two of the most influential cartoonists on the scene today.

Dave Sim's injured wrist means he may not be able to draw again, so he's enlisted two cartoonists to help him with The Strange Death of Alex Raymond

Last week we told you about Cerebus in Hell #0, a new "fumetti" style comic strip by Dave Sim and Sandeep Atwal that uses Gustave Dore's art and Sim's captions to reveal the earthpig's...

Cerebus, the controversial comics masterpiece by Dave Sim, is returning in a one shot that, perhaps inspired by Mike Mignola's latest Hellboy saga, shows us how the earth pig will be doing in Hell....

While poking around on the A Moment of Cerebus site following my previous post on Glamourpuss, I noticed that the remastered editions of Church & State, perhaps the masterpiece of Cerebus's 300 issue run,...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xpVEbuuhLxc In his latest weekly video, Cerebus creator Dave Sim reveals that an anonymous donor has agreed to leave a bequest of $500,000 to The Cerebus Trust Fund. So it turns out someone really likes...

As detailed in the Moment of Cerebus blog, Dave Sim, 58, checked himself into the hospital after suffering severe abdominal pains, which was a good thing because he had an intestinal blockage* and had to undergo surgery

Okay not maybe the most chipper reading, but you'll be thankful for you life after you read it> Dave Sim's Judenhass (literally "Jew hate") a harrowing, sensitive look at anti-Semitism and its horrific result...

If you were a reader of Cerebus, Dave Sim's highly eccentric and yet amazing 300 issue comic, you that one thing Sim was good at was long, long text pages. (Sometimes too long.) It seems that he's now transferred his voluble nature to the Moment of Cerebus blog, despite his avoidance of the internet, where he goes on (and on) at length about the digital archiving process of Cerebus. I think. It seems that the first attempts at doing this did not go so well, at least as far as I can gather. And he now has a big printing bill to pay off. To help do so he's launched a Kickstarter for CEREBUS ARCHIVE NUMBER ONE by Dave Sim which will be an Artist's Edition type portfolio of 10 Cerebus pages with commentary and...stuff.