CEREBUS TP (2025)

"Completely remastered in 2017 from the best available sources on a page-by-page basis--original art, photo negatives, and Dave Sim's personal file copies of the original issues. This edition also includes a lavishly-illustrated 6,000 word essay on the history of Cerebus, contextualizing this monumental work for current and future readers."

"Hard to believe that it's over 30 years since the serialization of High Society in the pages of Cerebus (#26 to 50). Even harder to believe that there's never been a signed-and-numbered edition of Comics' first 500-page graphic novel! Well, now there is! All this and a snazzy gold logo!"

"Thirty years ago, the idea that a genocidal, absolutist 'fire and brimstone' faith-based ideology could actually steamroll its way across national borders, financing itself by looting its own citizenry was considered too far-fetched 'even for comic books' so that it could only be addressed in the broad confines of the Ultimate Parody Comic, Dave Sim & Gerhard's Cerebus."

"Dave Sim's Cerebus began as a parody of Conan, but evolved into something much, much more! Intellectual, entertaining, and thought-provoking, Cerebus was the longest running independent black-and-white comic published! Volume 4, Church and State II, collects issues #81-111."

"Dave Sim's Cerebus began as a parody of Conan, but has expanded and grown into much, much more! Intellectual, entertaining, and thought provoking, Cerebus was one of the longest running independent black-and-white comics published! Jaka's Story, the fifth volume, reprints issues #114-136. "

"This sixth Cerebus trade paperback reprints Cerebus #139-150, and finds our Aardvark hero, believing Jaka to be dead, taking up residence in Dino's Cafe, clutching her childhood doll, Missy, and his sword."

"The fight between the newly established matriarchy and the opposing 'daughterarchy' ensnares Cerebus as he tries to regain the power he lost when the matriarchal Cirinists took over. The first chapter in the epic Mothers & Daughters storyline, volume 7, Flight, collects issues #151-162."

"The fight between the newly established matriarchy and the opposing 'daughterarchy' ensnares Cerebus as he tries to regain the power he lost when the matriarchal Cirinists took over. The second chapter in the epic Mothers & Daughters storyline, volume 8, Women, collects issues #163-174."

"by Dave Sim & Gerhard 'Reads,' an examination of creativity, the traditional role of the creator in a capitalistic society, an experiment in autobiography, and the long-awaited showdown between Cerebus and Cirin, was called everything from 'the Mein Kampf of comics' to 'the nearest reproduction of a mystical experience in print form.' Is it neither? Both? Or something in between? Find out in this expansive volume, reprinting Cerebus #175 through #186. SC, 7x10, 250pg, b&w"

"by Dave Sim & Gerhard Reprinting Cerebus #187 through 200, 'Minds' brings the 1,000 page Mothers & Daughters storyline to a surprising conclusion. Included are appearances by the Young Cerebus, Jaka, and others. This edition is available in two different versions: a signed and numbered first printing, and an unsigned second printing. SC, 7x10, 280pg, b&w"

"by Dave Sim & Gerhard The most popular Cerebus storyline since 'Jaka's Story' is reprinted in its entirety. 'Alcohol is free-and there's no last call.' Prince Mick, Mrs. Thatcher, Harrison Starkey and Richard George, Alec, Marty, Bear...they're all here, so pull up a barstool and get ready to laugh! Collecting Cerebus #201-219. Also available in a second printing, which is unsigned. SC, 400pg, b&w"

"Dave Sim's Cerebus began as a parody of Conan, but has expanded and grown into much, much more! Intellectual, entertaining, and thought provoking, Cerebus was the longest running independent black-and-white comic to be published! Volume 12, Rick's Story, collects issues #220-231."

"by Dave Sim & Gerhard After Jaka's return, she and Cerebus head north to Cerebus' boyhood home in Sand Hills Creek. But will they get there? Features guest appearances by Greg Hyland, Rick Veitch, Alan Moore, and others, including F. Stop Kennedy. Reprints the notes on 'Fall and the River' and 'Chasing Scott.' SC, 7x10, 420pg, b&w"

"Dave Sim's Cerebus began as a parody of Conan, but has expanded and grown into much, much more! Intellectual, entertaining, and thought provoking, Cerebus was the longest running independent black-and-white comic to be published! Volume 14, Form and Void, collects issues #251-265 (2000-2001)."

"Follow Cerebus' last days on Earth as he deals with debilitating aches and pains, memory loss, political turmoil, indigestion, and incontinence in the final two volumes in Comics' first 6,000-page graphic novel. And when, exactly, is his son going to come to pay a visit?! Includes complete annotations by creator, Dave Sim."

"by Dave Sim & Gerhard The 240-page conclusion to comics' first 6,000-page graphic novel. Follow Cerebus' last day on Earth as he deals with debilitating aches and pains, memory loss, political turmoil, indigestion, and incontinence.,And when, exactly, is his son going to come to pay a visit? Includes complete annotations by Dave Sim."