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Bleeding Cool has been following Dave Sim's The Strange Death of Alex Raymond since he first began serialising it in glamorpuss over a decade ago It was the most interesting project Sim had worked on since Cerebus. Alex Raymond was the creator of Flash Gordon and the comic book investigates both the history of photorealism in[...]

Cerebus artwork by Dave Sim and Gerhard does not come to auction, often Especially considering Sim created 6000+ pages of it, it is quite the rarity, and with Sim's wrist injuries, we're not going to be getting much more As part of this weekend's 2021 March 28-29 Sunday & Monday Comics, Animation & Art Weekly[...]

Dave Sim continues, as he has done for the last few years, to publish Cerebus comic books, as Cerebus In Hell Every month getting a new title, a new #1 and a new weak joke at some aspect of the comic book industry, legacy or reputation – filtered through his own increasingly bizarre viewpoints[...]

Dave Sim continues, as he has done for the last few years, to continue to publish Cerebus comic books, as Cerebus In Hell, every month getting a new title, a new #1 and a new weak joke at some aspect of the comic book industry, legacy or reputation – filtered through his own increasingly bizarre viewpoints[...]

Dave Sim continues, as he has done for the last few years, to continue to publish Cerebus comic books, as Cerebus In Hell, every month getting a new title, a new #1 and a new weak joke at some aspect of the comic book industry, legacy or reputation – filtered through his own increasingly bizarre viewpoints[...]

Dave Sim continues, as he has done for the last few years, to continue to publish Cerebus comic books, as Cerebus In Hell, every month getting a new title, a new #1 and a new weak joke at some aspect of the comic book industry, legacy or reputation – filtered through his own increasingly bizarre viewpoints[...]

Dave Sim intends to make people pay of them instead in January's Cerebus In Hell 2021 Preview One Shot, as well as a second printing of his Batvark XXXXX one-shot, now without the word PENIS in large letters on the front cover And continuing his blatant attempt to try and get industry attention with anything[...]

In 1992, shortly after the initial launch of Spawn by Todd McFarlane from Image Comics, McFarlane invited Alan Moore, Neil Gaiman, Frank Miller, and Dave Sim to collaborate with him on a string of single issues At the time, Dave Sim was riding high on his own wave of success and popularity with his groundbreaking,[...]

The latest Cerebus In Hell one-shot planned by Dave Sim and his cohorts for December, Hermann, chooses to parody a comic book that hasn't even been published yet, Rorschach, the unauthorised Watchmen sequel by Tom King and Jorge Fornés, published by DC Comics next month Bleeding Cool reported that the new Rorschach would be one[...]

Dave Sim is continuing is rapidly-decreasing successful tactic of giving every issue of Cerebus In Hell its own number 1, with a new title in a desperate attempt to bring attention to his cut-and-pasting of old Cerebus art into the work of Gustave Dore, continuing the tales of Cerebus' eternal torment after death, while satirising what he sees[...]

And that this would be the first time Dave Sim's Cerebus will have been collected in hardcover –  if you don't count the French and Spanish editions. High Society: The Regency Edition collects issues 26-50 of Cerebus with "32 additional pages of rarities from the Cerebus Archive." It will also be limited to 150 sets, which[...]

Waverley Press is to begin publishing Cerebus in hardcover, beginning with the most popular Cerebus collection, the second volume, High Society. This will be the first time Dave Sim's Cerebus will have been collected in hardcover – well, if you don't count the French and Spanish editions Or the custom-bound copies Anyway. High Society logo High Society: The Regency[...]

Dave Sim is continuing is rapidly-decreasing successful tactic of giving every issue of Cerebus In Hell its own number 1, with a new title in a desperate attempt to bring attention to his cut-and-pasting of old Cerebus art into the work of Gustave Dore, continuing the tales of Cerebus' eternal torment after death And this time[...]

You Don't Know Jack is described as a 48-page comic-book collaboration between Cerebus creator Dave Sim, former comic-store manager Jack VanDyke, Dave Sim's former collaborator on the Strange Death Of Alex Raymond comic book that recently hit a brick wall Carson Grubaugh. Jack uses to be the manager of Local Heroes in Norfolk, Virginia, and was[...]

When Dave Sim abandoned his comic book project The Strange Death Of Alex Raymond, there were lots of questions to be asked and answered And that is, apparently, what Dave Sim has done over a series of videos posted on YouTube by Matt Dow, that I will try to get round to watching/listening to[...]