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2nd printing. Cover art by Dave Sim and Gerhard (backgrounds). Flight 1, script by Dave Sim, art by Dave Sim and Gerhard (backgrounds); Death dies; Cirin burns books. My Encounters with Dave Sim and Cerebus, script and art by Rantz Hoseley. Biff! one-pager by Terri Wood. Fox Tales one-pager by Terri Wood. 36 pgs. $2.25. Cover price $2.25.

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CEREBUS #254 "Going Home" (Part 23 of 34)?Mary takes Cerebus, Ngui, and Charo on a little sunrise excursion ? leaving Ham alone with Jaka back at the camp. Includes the latest installment of "To Ham and Ham Not" and notes on the "Form & Void" storyline. The countdown to issue 300 (March 2004) continues... T-minus 46 and counting. Cover price $2.25.

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GOING HOME: Part 25 of 34?For the first time in Cerebus' 22-year history, the action moves off of Estarcion and onto another continent entirely as Mary Ernestway's flashback "yarn" begins. What exactly is she trying to tell Cerebus and Jaka? The countdown to issue 300 (March 2004) continues... t-minus 44 and counting. b&w, 24pg Cover price $2.25.

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"Going Home" Part 27 of 34?Any minute now, Mary is going to be done telling her little story to Cerebus and Jaka. Well before issue 300, anyway. The countdown to issue 300 (March 2004) continues... t-minus 42 and counting... b&w Cover price $2.25.

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GOING HOME: Part 28 of 34 ? Mary Ernestway finally finishes her: "little" story, and everyone ? Ham, Mary, Cerebus, and Jaka ? are off to beddy-bye. Don't you just love a happy ending? Also includes the latest installment of "To Ham & Ham Not." The countdown to issue 300 (March 2004) continues... t-minus 41 and counting. b&w, 24pg Cover price $2.25.

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"Going Home 29." Trapped in the tent with Jaka during a blizzard, Cerebus has a vision of Rick, in which Rick tells him to leave everything behind and go on alone. Story, art and cover by Dave Sim; backgrounds by Gerhard. Black and white; 32 pages. Cover price $2.25.

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Going Home 30. Cerebus convinces Jaka to leave with him and head for safety, but in the process he defies Ricks instructions. Story, art and cover by Dave Sim; backgrounds by Gerhard. Black and white; 32 pages. Cover price $2.25. Cover price $2.25.

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"Going Home" Part 31 of 34 ? The "Going Home" storyline nears its conclusion. Includes the latest installment of "To Ham & Ham Not." The countdown to issue #300 continues... t-minus 38 and counting. b&w, 24pg Cover price $2.25.

"Going Home" Part 32 of 34 ? So close to Sand Hills Creek that everyone is referring to themselves in the third person. Dave almost found himself doing it while in this issue! The countdown to issue 300 (March, 2004) continues... t-minus 37 and counting. b&w, 24pg Cover price $2.25.

"Going Home" Part 33 of 34? The penultimate issue of the penultimate Cerebus storyline. Includes the last installment of "To Ham & Ham Not." b&w, 24pg Cover price $2.25.

"Going Home 34." Cerebus and Jaka finally reach his boyhood home, but what happens there fractures their already tenuous relationship. Final chapter of Going Home. Story, art and cover by Dave Sim; backgrounds by Gerhard. Black and white; 32 pages. Cover price $2.25.

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by Dave Sim & Gerhard Latter Days: Part 4 of 35 ? "If Cerebus Be Bound..." Don't you hate titles like that? Shouldn't there at least be multiple choices attached to it? Like :If Cerebus be bound then a) this be a parody, b) this be slapstick, c) this be the work of those wacky wise fellows, or d) all of the above. Anyway, the answer is (d). Includes the latest installment of "Aardvark Comment" and a Jeff Smith update. The countdown to issue 300 (March, 2004) continues... t-minus 31 and counting! b&w, 24pg Cover price $2.25.

Three Stooges Parody. If Cerebus Still Be Bound. Cerebus, imprisoned by the Three Wise Fellows, launches into an elaborate story in a desperate plan to secure his release. Story, art and cover by Dave Sim; backgrounds by Gerhard. Backup story: Faith: A Fable, by Bill Knapp. Black and white; 32 pages. Cover price $2.25.

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by Dave Sim & Gerhard Latter Days: Part 7 of 35 ? "I dreamt of shooting a warthog who ran past, turned up on the steps of a gothic church in a black morning coat and black porkpie hat, making elaborate philosophical speeches about the Ambience of Immortality." ?Mary Hemingway. The countdown to issue 300 (March, 2004) continues... t-minus 28 and counting! b&w, 24pg $2.25 Cover price $2.25.

by Dave Sim & Gerhard Latter Days: Part 11 of 35 ? "And Men Shall Call Him Spore" That awful demonical apparition! Why does he look so... familiar? And yet, so strange? Yes! It's Spore, the king of all demons. Spore is the sanctuary and the sanctuary is of Spore. The countdown to issue 300 (March, 2004) continues... t-minus 24 and counting! b&w, 24pg $2.25 Cover price $2.25.

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by Dave Sim & Gerhard LATTER DAYS: Part 14 (of 35) "Pretty Flowers, Pretty Sunsets"?Wait a minute! Wait a minute! An issue of Cerebus titled "Pretty Flowers, Pretty Sunsets"?! I haven't even read it yet and I already want my money back! Includes Part Three of Sim's essay, "Islam, My Islam." The countdown to issue 300 (March, 2004) continues... t-minus 21 and counting! b&w, 24pg $2.25 Cover price $2.25.

by Dave Sim & Gerhard LATTER DAYS: Part 15 (of 35) "In the Beginning"?Can it be true? After twenty-four years and seven months, can it be that we are finally going to get the One True Definitive Origin of Cerebus?! Who he is and how he came to be? The origin of his Chawwabungium skeleton and his amazing powers? Unfortunately... No. Includes Part Four of Sim's essay, "Islam, My Islam." The countdown to issue 300 (March, 2004) continues... t-minus 20 and counting! b&w, 24pg $2.25 Cover price $2.25.

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by Dave Sim & Gerhard LATTER DAYS: Part 16 (of 35) "And It Came To Passe"? Cerebus continues his study of the obscure sacred text Konigsberg, the Not-So-Good Samaritan has brought him. Konigsberg, meanwhile, gets back to his critical self-analysis as a devoted student of the works of Sigmund Fräud (being always careful to put the umlaut over the "a" in the Master's name). Includes Part Five of Sim's essay, "Islam, My Islam." The countdown to issue 300 (March, 2004) continues... t-minus 19 and counting! b&w, 24pg $2.25 Cover price $2.25.

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by Dave Sim & Gerhard Latter Days: Part 19 (of 35) "Still Chasing YHWH III"?Don't believe the hype! It's a sequel! We know you're getting tired of hearing this, but Cerebus continues his commentaries on the sacred tests, while Konigsberg's love life ? which had been looking so promising up until the last page of last issue ? hits rock bottom. And for Konigsberg, that's really saying something. The countdown to issue 300 (March, 2004) continues... t-minus 16 and counting! Also in this issue: Why Canada Slept, Pt. 2 of 3. b&w, 24pg $2.25 Cover price $2.25.

By Dave Sim & Gerhard Latter Days: Part 21 (of 35) "Chasing YHWH V: The Last Page"? Easily a hundred times better drawn than "Chasing YHWH IV: The Final Chapter." Those who have seen advance pages are already declaring Cerebus #286 "possibly the first classic comic book of 2003." "Could very easily be the year's best." "A Harvey and Eisner contender." Also in this issue: hy Canada Slept, Pt. 3 of 3. (Please note that "Chasing YHWH V: The Last Page" will be available on Video and DVD later this week). The countdown to issue 300 (March, 2004) continues... t-minus 14 and counting! b&w, 24pg $2.25 Cover price $2.25.

by Dave Sim & Gerhard Latter Days: Part 22 (of 35) "Chasing YHWH V: The Final Flower!"? Just when you thought there couldn't possibly be another installment of the "Chasing YHWH V" franchise, Dave and Ger manage to beg, borrow, and steal just enough financing (in this case from "The Ersatz Botanical Deities Family of Investment Companies" and "Suddenly Judging Naked Amy Landscaping, Inc.) to produce the next one! The countdown to issue 300 (March, 2004) continues... t-minus 13 and counting! b&w, 24pg $2.25 Cover price $2.25.

by Dave Sim with Gerhard LATTER DAYS: Part 26 (of 35)?It's the greatest story story ever told. Now, if Cerebus can only get to his writing desk.... The countdown to issue 300 (March 2004) continues... ...t-minus 9 and counting. b&w, 24pg $2.25 NOTE: #290 does not exist; #289 is numbered #289, 290. Cover price $2.25.

by Dave Sim & Gerhard Latter Days: Part 29 (of 35) Cerebus continues to be supremely aggravated by Le Sanctuaire de Rick et Joanne Lesbiennes de Upper Felda. And at his age, aggravation can give you a ruptured blood vessel or even a serious blockage. Also, Dave Sim and Chester Brown discuss Brown's recently completed Louis Riel. The countdown to issue 300 (March, 2004) continues... t-minus 5 and counting! b&w, 24pg $2.25 Cover price $2.25.

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Gold Expanded Edition - Limited to 600 Copies.

Published by The Waverly Press in collaboration with Aardvark-Vanaheim. 48 pages, B&W. NOTE: I have waited 43 years to see Cerebus No.1 the way it was supposed to look. Thanks to Sean Michael Robinson and The Waverly Press that wait is now over." - Dave Sim

Story and art by Dave Sims. Art Restoration by Sean Michael Robinson.

In December 1977, Deni Loubert published Cerebus No.1, Dave Sims comic book that followed the adventures of a short-tempered, barbarian Aardvark. Originally conceived as a parody of Barry Windsor-Smiths masterfully illustrated Conan the Barbarian (which was a big hit for Marvel Comics in the 1970s), Sim quickly developed his own voice as a storyteller and illustrator, eventually abandoning the typical self-contained, single-issue adventures, in favor of elaborate story-arcs spanning dozens of issues.

The early 1980s saw the popularity of Cerebus rapidly grow, igniting a revolution among self-motivated artists and storytellers who were looking for ways to go it alone, outside of the corporate structure of the big two publishers of the day, Marvel and DC Comics. Dave Sim, by now regarded as the leading maverick in the field, helped pave the way for a new generation of self-publishers, including Kevin Eastman and Peter Lairds Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Jeff Smiths Bone, Colleen Dorans A Distant Soil, and the Image Comics revolution! Along the way, Cerebus cemented its place as one of the most intelligently written, and influential comic books of all time.

Though the series ended in 2004 with issue No. 300 after more than 6,000 pages of story and art, Cerebus still enjoys a loyal following of readers to this day. In fact, intense collector demand has driven prices of the first issue to thousands of dollars!

The Waverly Press, in collaboration with Aardvark-Vanaheim, present this groundbreaking series, from the moment where it all began, with stunning, remastered art, available in two editions. The STANDARD 24 page book reproduces the original 1977 edition as Dave Sim intended. The 48 page EXPANDED edition features the original story with an additional 24 pages of art and rarities from the Cerebus Archive, with all new captions by Dave Sim. The 48 page expanded edition comes in two cover variants, the GOLD cover, and PLATINUM signed & numbered cover. The Waverly Press editions were produced in very limited quantities and will not be reprinted or widely distributed.

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Platinum Expanded (and Signed) Edition - Limited to 800 Copies.

Published by The Waverly Press in collaboration with Aardvark-Vanaheim. 48 pages, B&W. NOTE: I have waited 43 years to see Cerebus No.1 the way it was supposed to look. Thanks to Sean Michael Robinson and The Waverly Press that wait is now over." - Dave Sim

Story and art by Dave Sims. Art Restoration by Sean Michael Robinson.

In December 1977, Deni Loubert published Cerebus No.1, Dave Sims comic book that followed the adventures of a short-tempered, barbarian Aardvark. Originally conceived as a parody of Barry Windsor-Smiths masterfully illustrated Conan the Barbarian (which was a big hit for Marvel Comics in the 1970s), Sim quickly developed his own voice as a storyteller and illustrator, eventually abandoning the typical self-contained, single-issue adventures, in favor of elaborate story-arcs spanning dozens of issues.

The early 1980s saw the popularity of Cerebus rapidly grow, igniting a revolution among self-motivated artists and storytellers who were looking for ways to go it alone, outside of the corporate structure of the big two publishers of the day, Marvel and DC Comics. Dave Sim, by now regarded as the leading maverick in the field, helped pave the way for a new generation of self-publishers, including Kevin Eastman and Peter Lairds Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Jeff Smiths Bone, Colleen Dorans A Distant Soil, and the Image Comics revolution! Along the way, Cerebus cemented its place as one of the most intelligently written, and influential comic books of all time.

Though the series ended in 2004 with issue No. 300 after more than 6,000 pages of story and art, Cerebus still enjoys a loyal following of readers to this day. In fact, intense collector demand has driven prices of the first issue to thousands of dollars!

The Waverly Press, in collaboration with Aardvark-Vanaheim, present this groundbreaking series, from the moment where it all began, with stunning, remastered art, available in two editions. The STANDARD 24 page book reproduces the original 1977 edition as Dave Sim intended. The 48 page EXPANDED edition features the original story with an additional 24 pages of art and rarities from the Cerebus Archive, with all new captions by Dave Sim. The 48 page expanded edition comes in two cover variants, the GOLD cover, and PLATINUM signed & numbered cover. The Waverly Press editions were produced in very limited quantities and will not be reprinted or widely distributed.

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Promotional Copy Edition - Limited to 200 Copies.

Published by The Waverly Press in collaboration with Aardvark-Vanaheim. 48 pages, B&W. NOTE: "This is what Cerebus No. 1 was supposed to look like back in 1977." Dave Sim, 2020

Story and art by Dave Sims. Art Restoration by Sean Michael Robinson.

In December 1977, Deni Loubert published Cerebus No.1, Dave Sims comic book that followed the adventures of a short-tempered, barbarian Aardvark. Originally conceived as a parody of Barry Windsor-Smiths masterfully illustrated Conan the Barbarian (which was a big hit for Marvel Comics in the 1970s), Sim quickly developed his own voice as a storyteller and illustrator, eventually abandoning the typical self-contained, single-issue adventures, in favor of elaborate story-arcs spanning dozens of issues.

The early 1980s saw the popularity of Cerebus rapidly grow, igniting a revolution among self-motivated artists and storytellers who were looking for ways to go it alone, outside of the corporate structure of the big two publishers of the day, Marvel and DC Comics. Dave Sim, by now regarded as the leading maverick in the field, helped pave the way for a new generation of self-publishers, including Kevin Eastman and Peter Lairds Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Jeff Smiths Bone, Colleen Dorans A Distant Soil, and the Image Comics revolution! Along the way, Cerebus cemented its place as one of the most intelligently written, and influential comic books of all time.

Though the series ended in 2004 with issue No. 300 after more than 6,000 pages of story and art, Cerebus still enjoys a loyal following of readers to this day. In fact, intense collector demand has driven prices of the first issue to thousands of dollars!

The Waverly Press, in collaboration with Aardvark-Vanaheim, present this groundbreaking series, from the moment where it all began, with stunning, remastered art, available in two editions. The STANDARD 24 page book reproduces the original 1977 edition as Dave Sim intended. The 48 page EXPANDED edition features the original story with an additional 24 pages of art and rarities from the Cerebus Archive, with all new captions by Dave Sim. The 48 page expanded edition comes in two cover variants, the GOLD cover, and PLATINUM signed & numbered cover. The Waverly Press editions were produced in very limited quantities and will not be reprinted or widely distributed.

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Remastered Edition - Red Standard Cover - Limited Copies Available.

Published by The Waverly Press in collaboration with Aardvark-Vanaheim. 24 pages, B&W. NOTE: "This is what Cerebus No. 1 was supposed to look like back in 1977." Dave Sim, 2020

Story and art by Dave Sims. Art Restoration by Sean Michael Robinson.

In December 1977, Deni Loubert published Cerebus No.1, Dave Sims comic book that followed the adventures of a short-tempered, barbarian Aardvark. Originally conceived as a parody of Barry Windsor-Smiths masterfully illustrated Conan the Barbarian (which was a big hit for Marvel Comics in the 1970s), Sim quickly developed his own voice as a storyteller and illustrator, eventually abandoning the typical self-contained, single-issue adventures, in favor of elaborate story-arcs spanning dozens of issues.

The early 1980s saw the popularity of Cerebus rapidly grow, igniting a revolution among self-motivated artists and storytellers who were looking for ways to go it alone, outside of the corporate structure of the big two publishers of the day, Marvel and DC Comics. Dave Sim, by now regarded as the leading maverick in the field, helped pave the way for a new generation of self-publishers, including Kevin Eastman and Peter Lairds Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Jeff Smiths Bone, Colleen Dorans A Distant Soil, and the Image Comics revolution! Along the way, Cerebus cemented its place as one of the most intelligently written, and influential comic books of all time.

Though the series ended in 2004 with issue No. 300 after more than 6,000 pages of story and art, Cerebus still enjoys a loyal following of readers to this day. In fact, intense collector demand has driven prices of the first issue to thousands of dollars!

The Waverly Press, in collaboration with Aardvark-Vanaheim, present this groundbreaking series, from the moment where it all began, with stunning, remastered art, available in two editions. The STANDARD 24 page book reproduces the original 1977 edition as Dave Sim intended. The 48 page EXPANDED edition features the original story with an additional 24 pages of art and rarities from the Cerebus Archive, with all new captions by Dave Sim. The 48 page expanded edition comes in two cover variants, the GOLD cover, and PLATINUM signed & numbered cover. The Waverly Press editions were produced in very limited quantities and will not be reprinted or widely distributed.

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#1 - By Dave Sim. The Aardvark-Vanaheim Artist Editions begin here with the ten earliest pieces in the Cerebus Archive, six of them published and four of them never-before seen (pages 3 through 5 of the unpublished "Passage" story). Reproduced full size in crystal-clear, state of the art digital reproductions on glossy card stock. Cerebus Archive Artist's Editions are the closest you'll get to owning the actual Cerebus original artwork (that regularly sells for hundreds and hundreds of dollars) from the award-winning 300-issue series. 11-in. x 17-in., 10 pages, B&W. Cover price $89.00.

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#2 - By Dave Sim. Second in a continuing series of Cerebus Archive Artist's Editions, this folio features razor-sharp, crystal clear reproductions of the ten earliest High Society pages in the Cerebus Archive. "Sean Robinson and Mara Sedlins are flat-out geniuses," says Cerebus creator, Dave Sim. "Just when I think they can't get a page any clearer than it already is, in comes the next generation of proof to prove me wrong." Sim's painstaking, inch-by-inch commentaries which proved so unexpectedly popular on Cerebus Archive Number One have been expanded from 2 pages to 6 this time out - and on the same glossy cardstock as the individual plates instead of the paper stock on the Cerebus Archive Number One. 11-in. x 17-in., 10 pages, B&W. Cover price $89.00.

#3 - By Dave Sim. The ten earliest Church & State Vol. 1 pages in the Cerebus Archive provide a springboard for a lengthy Dave Sim essay, "Why I'm Not - And Never Will Be - Hal Foster'' (since the ten earliest pages mostly feature Sim's Prince Valiant parody character, "Silverspoon"). Coupled with size-as crystal clear, razor sharp reproduction (courtesy of Sean Robinson's Living the Line), fans everywhere are coming to appreciate that Cerebus Archive is the most in-depth treatment of any Artist's Editions on the market! 11-in. x 17-in., 16 pages, B&W. Cover price $89.00.

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1st Appearance of the Hepcats Cover price $1.25.

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Milk and Cheese Story Cover price $1.25.

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1st printing. Art and cover by Dave Sim, Gerhard. Dave Sim is one of the most important cartoonists in comics history. His groundbreaking Cerebus ran for 300 issues, each written and drawn by Sim-a monumental achievement! Now, through IDW Publishing, Sim's beautiful covers are reproduced in an archival over-sized hardcover, and many of the illustrations have been scanned from Sim's personal collection of his original art. Also collected are roughs, color guides, sketches, and other historical images that chronicle this very important artist's creative process. Softcover, 432 pages, full color. Cover price $75.00.

The first edition of this work by the pioneer of comics self-publishing, Dave Sim, this was for years also the ONLY guide to the process. Sim details the creative and personal challenges one must face when undertaking this risky endeavor, and offers his iconoclastic opinions on the direct market as it existed in the late 1990s. Printed in standard comics format, but interior is text only, with a few spot illustrations. Cover by Sim. Cover price $3.95. Cover price $3.95.

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Reprints Cerebus #28. Cover by Dave Sim. Mind Game II, script and art by Dave Sim; Cerebus finds himself floating through space in a "dream", chatting with the disembodied voice of Po; They discuss the current political situation in Palnu: does Cerebus ally with the Tarimite Church or the Cirinists?; Or is there a third way? 36 pgs., B&W. $1.70. Cover price $1.70.

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Early jam comics by Dave Sim and other well-known comics artists. Includes The Defense of Fort Columbia, Squinteye the Sailor, Cerebus versus The Spirit (with Will Eisner) and The First Invention of Armor. The first issue of a proposed series, but no other issues were published. Black and white; 28 pages. Cover by Bill Sienkiewicz! Cover price $1.70.