Cerebus 301

[Bronty]

OK, this should probably be in the 'modern' thread, but when I think cerebus I think bronze, so....

 

has anyone seen these Cerebus 301s? I was surprised to see this at a local store... it's a christmas card from Dave and Gerhard, with "Cerebus 301" being the front of the card.

 

I thought it was too cool and couldn't buy it fast enough, but I wonder if there were a lot made(?) or not, or if people are even aware of them (I certainly wasn't). Anyway, I wanted to post for the cerebus fans to enjoy.

 

[Bronty]

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[Aman619]

boy, I was hoping this really WAS issue 301! Seems like Cerebu shas been gone a lot longer than it has been. Out of site, out of mind!

[pkveronese]

I saw that at a buddy's store - it is very cool.

[Bronty]

Yeah, cool huh? I'm guessing there was probably one sent to each retailer that carried cerebus as a thank you.

[Kevin76]

So what's dave sim doing now that Cerebus is over?

[Bronty]

Wish I knew! I imagine he's just taking a long rest after a 25 year marathon..

[spider9698]

This looks like it should be fun.....(read 1/3 of the way down)

 

http://www.sbu.edu/go/arts-center/2005-2006-season/exhibitions/index.htm

[Bronty]

This looks like it should be fun.....(read 1/3 of the way down)

 

http://www.sbu.edu/go/arts-center/2005-2006-season/exhibitions/index.htm

 

No doubt... I had read about that somewhere, sounds like a ton of fun. I wish I lived closer to SBU!

[spider9698]

It's about an hour from me so will likely take a trip up at the end of the month. Will give a report when I come back.

[Bronty]

Look forward to it!

[T. Casey Brennan-migration]

Look forward to it!

 

Here's the first Sim Aardvark story. I wrote it; he praises it extensively in FOLLOWING CEREBUS #6...

 

 

 

 

 

[HouseofComics.Com]

I just read the interview with you on Wednesday!

 

In answer to what Dave Sim is up to, he's cooparting pretty extensively with the guys putting together Following Cerebus. That publication impresses me because I thought it was a fairly limited concept and they have kept my interest with each issue.

 

Marc

 

 

Look forward to it!

 

Here's the first Sim Aardvark story. I wrote it; he praises it extensively in FOLLOWING CEREBUS #6...

 

 

 

 

 

[T. Casey Brennan-migration]

Thanks for your interest! I created CAPT. KALX, a short-lived comic for the KALX PROGRAM GUIDE circa 1984. Here's another Dave Sim/T. Casey Brennan story from FANTASY QUARTERLY #1...

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[T. Casey Brennan-migration]

Hey, is this thread dead? Here's THE BLACK MISTRESS, mentioned in FOLLOWING CEREBUS #6, page 17, just a few lines beneath my picture. Somehow, even though I mentioned it in the interview, it escaped inclusion in the "T. Casey Brennan Checklist" on page 16. From TARA ON THE DARK CONTINENT #2, copyright 1979 Paragon Publications...

 

 

 

[Bronty]

Great stuff, thanks for posting it!

 

That last heroine has great "personality"

 

I'm going to ask a stupid question - what's Following Cerebus? I'm a fan but don't frequent the shops much so I must have missed it.

[T. Casey Brennan-migration]

Great stuff, thanks for posting it!

 

That last heroine has great "personality"

 

I'm going to ask a stupid question - what's Following Cerebus? I'm a fan but don't frequent the shops much so I must have missed it.

 

It's a fanzine about CEREBUS from Texas; Dave seems to work with them pretty closely...in fact, he suggested the lengthy article on me and my 1970s comics.

 

-- T. Casey Brennan

[HouseofComics.Com]

Yeah, it's a fanzine but very professional. As I said, I'm impressed with how they come up with interesting things every issue.

 

Marc

[T. Casey Brennan-migration]

Yeah, it's a fanzine but very professional. As I said, I'm impressed with how they come up with interesting things every issue.

 

Marc

Speaking of which, here's a poster they printed (on page 12, FOLLOWING CEREBUS #6), featuring my band - FRANKENHEAD - on stage in Detroit with John Sinclair, Pun Plamondon, et al...

 

 

-- T. Casey Brennan

[T. Casey Brennan-migration]

Hey, where is everybody? Here's the Dave Sim-drawn parody of my POWER COMICS #2 story, "T. Casey Brennan: Figure of Mystery", from QUACK #5...

 

 

 

 

 

The original "Figure of Mystery" was intended as a parody of the Mandrake/Dr. Strange genre; the irony of it was that it was the first published artwork of Tom Sullivan, who later became famous for his work on the Evil Dead film series.

 

-- T. Casey Brennan