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Cerebus is the greatest comic book series ever! That's our opinion, anyway, which is why we're publishing Following Cerebus devoted to studying this groundbreaking work by creator/writer/artist Dave Sim and collaborator Gerhard. The individual issues have been collected into softcover trade paperbacks. Now's the time to complete (or begin!) your collection.
Prices on this page are in U.S. dollars.
NOTE: These volumes will ship from the publisher, Aardvark-Vanaheim, in Canada, so delivery times to some U.S. addresses might be slower than items shipped from Win-Mill Productions. (If you are ordering trade paperbacks along with issues of Spectrum, Wrapped in Plastic, and other WMP items, the magazines will be shipped out from our Texas office; the Cerebus books will be shipped separately from Canada.) The exception is the Cerebus Zero comic, which will ship from Texas.
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CEREBUS ZERO
(Second printing) Reprints Cerebus #51, 112/113, & 137. Want a taste of Cerebus in an expensive format? This is the issue for you! It collects three stories and contains some of the most popular supporting characters. The art is astounding, and the stories are funny. If you're hesitant to spring for a graphic novel sight unseen, give Cerebus Zero a shot. We bet you won't be disappointed. As a bonus, these copies have been signed by writer/artist Dave Sim and artist Gerhard! (96 pages; fine condition)
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CEREBUS
Reprints Cerebus #1-25. First appearances of Cerebus, Red Sophia, Elrod, Bran Mak Muffin, Jaka, the Roach, and Lord Julius, among others. First "Mind Games" story. Though the art is not as polished as in later issues, the stories are some of the funniest of the series, with dead-on parodies of Barry Windsor-Smith's Conan, Red Sonja, Bran Mak Morn, Elric, Captain America, Groucho Marx, Clint Eastwood's The Beguiling, Warner Bros. cartoons, and much, much more. See what made Cerebus an almost overnight cult favorite. (546 pages)
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HIGH SOCIETY
Reprints Cerebus #26-50. The art becomes more refined, and the stories more sophisticated, as Cerebus finds himself entangled in the world of politics. First appearances of the Regency Elf, Moon Roach, and Astoria. Second "Mind Games" story. Brilliant parodies of politics in general, political campaigns in particular. Hilarious satire of comic book conventions. Several stories here are classics, including Jaka's return in "The Night Before." While much of the humor in the first volume is geared toward a comic book audience, "High Society" casts a wider net and probably has a broader appeal. (512 pages)
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CHURCH & STATE I
Reprints Cerebus #52-80. Dave Sim turns his attention to power as exhibited in government and in religion. Along with Sim's continued improvement as a writer, the art begins to flourish as collaborator Gerhard comes on board as background artist. By the end of this volume, Cerebus looks as good as anything on the market. First appearances of Wolveroach and Pope Cerebus. (592 pages)
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CHURCH & STATE II
Reprints Cerebus #81-111. As the Secret Sacred Wars rage on, Cerebus battles the Thrunk, finds himself on the moon, and meets the Judge, who attempts to explain the universe to Cerebus. First appearances of Spider-Roach, Prince Mick, and Prince Keef (Mick Jaggar and Keith Richards). A monumental, vast work that's impossible to summarize in a few lines, but every page is a wonder. (638 pages)
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JAKA'S STORY
Reprints Cerebus #114-136. At the time possibly Sim's most ambitious work, Jaka's Story brings the love of Cerebus's life to center stage, providing insights into her childhood and showing her current life married to Rick, while Cerebus is essentially a supporting character. The unforgettable conclusion will leave you shaken. (486 pages)
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MELMOTH
Reprints Cerebus #139-150. In perhaps the most offbeat volume, Sim integrates the death of Oscar Wilde into the Cerebus storyline. You've never seen anything quite like this. (260 pages)
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FLIGHT
Reprints Cerebus #151-162 ("Mothers & Daughters" part 1). As the Cirinists solidify their power, Cerebus attempts to fight back and seeks answers in the eighth sphere. (246 pages)
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WOMEN
Reprints Cerebus #163-174 ("Mothers & Daughters" part 2). The struggle between Cirinism and Kevillism continues. Of special interest here is a hilarious parody of Neil Gaiman's Sandman series. (246 pages)
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READS
Reprints Cerebus #175-186 ("Mothers & Daughters" part 3). Harshly criticized at the time (even by longtime Cerebus fans), Reads may stand as the Sim's most ambitious volume ever. Text-heavy (one reason why so many of the comic book readers were angered), the first half is a devastating satire of the comic book industry. The second half, which began a controversy that never ended, presents Sim's views of gender differences. His anti-feminist beliefs provoked endless fascinating discussions. See for yourself what all the commotion has been about. (246 pages)
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MINDS
Reprints Cerebus #187-200 ("Mothers & Daughters" part 4). Arguably the conclusion of the Cerebus story (it's difficult to explain...), Cerebus has a final showdown with Cirin, with his creator, and with himself and his own nature. This volume answers many of the mysteries that have been around almost since the beginning of the series, all within the structure of a brilliant psychological adventure. (286 pages)
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GUYS
Reprints Cerebus #201-219. Given his choice to be anywhere he wants, Cerebus chooses a bar, and in some ways the series returns to a more lighthearted, humorous affair. (408 pages)
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RICK'S STORY
Reprints Cerebus #220-231. Rick takes center stage, visits Cerebus's bar, and writes The Book of Rick, which will dominate much of the storyline for the final eighty issues. (246 pages)
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GOING HOME
Reprints Cerebus #232-250. F. Scott Fitzgerald enters the world of Cerebus--in a manner of speaking--as Cerebus begins the journey back to his birthplace in the north, accompanied by Jaka. (430 pages)
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FORM & VOID
Reprints Cerebus #251-265 ("Going Home" part 2). Cerebus and Jaka continue their journey, as Ernest Hemmingway enters the picture. (370 pages)
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LATTER DAYS
Reprints Cerebus #266-288. The years speed up for Cerebus. Eventually he's kidnapped by the Three Wise Fellows (an incredible Three Stooges parody) and forced to listen to The Book of Rick being recited repeatedly. In the process he gains special powers and will come to produce his own set of commentaries. Parodies of Todd McFarlane, Spawn, the Preacher comic book series, and Woody Allen. The artwork is some of the greatest ever to appear in comics; Sim and Gerhard are at the top of their game. (512 pages)
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THE LAST DAY
Reprints Cerebus #289-300. At last--the incredible conclusion to the greatest comic book epic ever published! Cerebus gets a surprise visit from someone in his past who brings a mysterious and shocking "gift." (270 pages)
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