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Sepra) as a bulwark against the Cirinists. Weisshaupt lures Cerebus into a drunken marriage to Red Sophia, but ultimately loses his influence over Cerebus when Weisshaupt's rival, Bishop Powers, appoints Cerebus Pope of the Eastern Church of Tarim. Finally out from under anyone else's control, Cerebus lets absolute power go to his head and demands that all the citizens must give him all their gold or face the end of the world. Sophia walks out on Cerebus, and then he discovers that Jaka is married and pregnant. Cerebus is threatened by Weisshaupt's secret invention of

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being taunted by Astoria, he grants himself a divorce from Red Sophia, marries himself to Astoria, rapes her, and then divorces himself from her. Astoria's trial, which echoes with similarities to a repeating pattern of historical executions of reformers, is interrupted when Cerebus makes the predicted Ascension to the Moon that is the culmination of the land's religious prophecy. There, Cerebus meets the Judge, a timeless, godlike being who has watched over history from the very beginning. (Sim had based the personality of this character on cartoonist and playwright

719:, using notes and stories provided by Rick. In the end Cerebus disguises himself and travels to the Lower City to buy a jar of paint. While he is gone, the Cirinists find the tavern, kill Pud and arrest Jaka, Rick, and Oscar. Jaka is made to sign a confession of immoral behavior, and is reunited with Rick; however, the Cirinists reveal to Rick that Jaka aborted the son that Rick always wanted. He lashes out at Jaka and is allowed to divorce her (although he is maimed for striking her). Jaka returns to Palnu, and Cerebus returns to the inn to find it in ruins. 514:. You make up your mind which one's the pit and which one's the top of the mountain." By the end of the series, the Void is again male and identified as God, and the Light is female, now identified with YHWH. issue #186 was followed by another essay in the back of issue #265 called "Tangent", in which Sim identified a "feminist/homosexualist axis" that opposed traditional and rational societal values. This material appeared as Sim was retreating from public life and becoming more marginalized by his peers in the industry. 830:

including that all aardvarks have Cerebus's "magnifier" quality, and attempts to convince each of the others to abandon their pursuits of power and return to what they enjoy doing most, then leaves them to their fates. Astoria is convinced and also leaves, but not before giving Cerebus information about her history with Cirin and also informing him of his hermaphrodite nature. Cerebus and Cirin then engage in a long and brutal fight, which leads to the beginning of another ascension.

947:. Published over the course of nearly a year, this section, called "Chasing YHWH", was presented almost entirely in text format, with minimal art. This story arc is unusual in that disembodied thought balloons give the impression that Cerebus is speaking directly to the reader at times. It is revealed in the last issue of the arc that Cerebus has been talking to a female reporter who bears a striking resemblance to Jaka. He eventually falls in love with the woman and marries her. 889:

insane. Rick is working on a book about his life, which gradually becomes a religious work in which Cerebus is a holy figure and Rick his follower. Joanne returns and taunts Cerebus by courting Rick. At the end of the book, Rick departs, for reasons not entirely clear, and tells Cerebus that he will see Rick only once more in his life. After Rick has left, Jaka shows up at the bar, and she and Cerebus depart together, heading for Cerebus's childhood home of Sand Hills Creek.

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in panic, taking Jaka with him. They discover that they have been traveling in circles without making any significant progress toward Sand Hills Creek, and nearly die in a blizzard. They finally arrive in Sand Hills Creek only to find that Cerebus's parents are dead and the rest of the community has shunned Cerebus for his perceived abandonment of his family. Cerebus drives Jaka away, blaming her for keeping him away too long.

701:.) The Judge explains his version of the creation myth of Cerebus's universe, before warning Cerebus that he will live only a few more years before dying "alone, unmourned and unloved". The Judge tells Cerebus that if the Aardvark ever questions his suffering, he should remember his "second marriage" to Astoria. Cerebus then falls back to earth, where he discovers that the Cirinists have invaded, and his empire has collapsed. 303:. However, it evolved to explore a variety of other topics, including politics, religion, and gender issues. At a total of 6,000 pages, it progressively became more serious and ambitious than its parodic roots. Sim announced early on that the series would end with the death of the title character. The story has a large cast of characters, many of which began as parodies of characters from comic books and popular culture. 943:, who await a religious revelation from him. While Cerebus was in the north, a religious movement developed out of the teachings of Rick and his writings about Cerebus. Once Cerebus supplies the required revelation, he inspires a successful anti-Cirinist rebellion and a subsequent reordering of society. Much of the second half of this chapter consists of Cerebus giving a highly idiosyncratic analysis of the 1647:, although like other anthropomorphic characters in the series, he was born to ordinary human parents. He refers to himself by name, in the third person, with occasional exceptions in the early issues and later intentional uses of the first-person pronoun when Cerebus makes speeches while campaigning for office. Although Cerebus identifies as male and is treated as such, biologically, he is 3872: 4707: 1859:

Prime Minister of Iest and then arriving after Cerebus is pope to observe the miracles and give Cerebus advice, though he seems to have a hidden agenda. During the Iest campaign Cerebus states that he trusts Mac Mufin's military advice more than anyone else's. When Thrunk deposes Cerebus, Mac Mufin commits suicide by stabbing himself in the chest with a sword. Mac Mufin is a parody of

643:, Artemis Roach (a.k.a. The Roach, who would evolve into an all-purpose parody of Marvel and DC superhero characters) and Jaka. The series takes a sharp change in direction with issue #20 which is the first of the "Mind Games" issues that are a feature of the comic and introduces the philosophical Suenteus Po and the ultra-matriarchial Cirinists. 665:. Cerebus recognizes that he is a pawn in a political game between Lord Julius and Astoria, but he struggles to assert himself and ultimately confounds the expectations of everyone attempting to use him. Cerebus is eventually elected Prime Minister of Iest, but launches an unnecessary war of conquest that causes him to lose everything. 2934:"Just to be clear on the subject of what I consider scripture: the Torah, that is, the Law and the Prophets as held by Orthodox Judaism (i.e. no Ruth, no Esther, no Daniel, no Job, no Song of Songs, etc.), the First Book of Moshe through to Malachi, the four Gospels, Acts and John's Apocalypse, and all of the Koran." Sim, Dave. (2007) 981:), to admit his son, Shep-Shep, with whom he remembers sharing an idyllic father–son relationship. However, the Sanctuary is under lockdown due to opposition from a new and even more rabidly "feminist-homosexualist" group led by Shep-Shep's mother, whom Cerebus refers to as "New Joanne", which favors such "rights" as 1907:; at first, only Cerebus can see her. She helps Cerebus with some of his political scheming, though, as innocent as she seems, it's all just a game to her. It is discovered later that the Regency Elf who appears to Cerebus is a fake created by Cerebus's subconscious. The Regency Elf is inspired in part by 968:, complete with explanatory footnotes by Sim. Upon waking Cerebus—now incredibly aged, decrepit, pain-wracked, and mildly senile—makes the laborious trek to his writing desk to write down his new revelation. He then hides the manuscript, and it is implied that nobody will find it for two thousand years. 1847:

Introduced in a possible future for Cerebus and Jaka by "Dave" in "Minds", Joanne is a bored housewife who has an affair with Cerebus, prompting Jaka's suicide. After Cerebus returns to Estarcion, Joanne reappears and becomes Cerebus's lover, only to be spurned by Cerebus. She later seduces Rick as a

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Cerebus returns to Iest's Upper City and uses Weisshaupt's cannons to destroy Thrunk and reclaim the papacy. Astoria has mysteriously killed the Western pope ("the Lion of Serrea"), and Cerebus must execute her for the crime in order to retain his papacy. Cerebus confronts her in a dungeon, and after

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This first story arc, uniquely in this series, consists of one to three-issue storylines with only occasional back-references. Cerebus is introduced as an amoral barbarian mercenary, fighting (and betraying) for money and drinking it away. During his adventures, he encounters the warrior Pigts (whose

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Cerebus spends time, and eventually becomes bartender, in one of the Cirinists' bars where "degenerate" men are essentially quarantined from the female citizens. Described in the trade paperback's introduction as based on a bar that Sim frequented during a near-alcoholic stint between relationships,

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Cerebus comes to the wealthy city-state of Iest as the representative of Lord Julius's city-state of Palnu. He quickly finds himself enmeshed in the fast-paced world of high finance and politics, and comic tension is built through his ignorance of the "high society" machinations going on around him.

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Estarcion's third aardvark, who has lived several lifetimes and has shaped the history of Estarcion. It is also a very common name and several people named "Suenteus Po" appear in the story in various roles—one as an enigmatic illusionist and another as a historian who narrates a sizable portion of

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Originally a barbarian warlord whose people worshiped an idol who looked remarkably like Cerebus (and which the aardvark destroyed). He later turns up quite unexpectedly, in civilized clothing, to act as an adviser to Cerebus in two separate occasions, first in Cerebus's campaign and first reign as

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and his fourth wife, Mary. On the trip, Mary tells them about some of her and Ham's journeys. This material is based on Mary Hemingway's journals about Ernest's last African safaris prior to his death. Ham dies in what appears to be suicide, but Cerebus becomes convinced Mary murdered him and flees

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Eventually Jaka's ex-husband Rick arrives at the bar. He has significantly aged, become a heavy drinker (having barely been able to tolerate alcohol in "Jaka's Story"), and it is gradually revealed that the mental and emotional scars from the events at the end of "Jaka's Story" have left him mildly

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First part of the "Mothers & Daughters" story arc. Cerebus's return to Iest and slaughter of Cirinsts leads to a very brief failed revolution. Cerebus descends into darkness and speaks with Suenteus Po. Meanwhile, Cirin works to manage her sect and arrange her own Ascension. Artemis, with Elrod

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author. This essay puts forth a theory on the nature of the sexes, describing the "Female Void" focused on feeling, and the "Male Light" focused on reason. These two stories are accompanied by a long discussion between Cirin, Astoria, Cerebus, and Suenteus Po. Po gives information about aardvarks,

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prior to issue #300, the remaining issues were to either consist of blank pages or Gerhard was to have drawn his backgrounds only, leaving Sim's contribution blank. It is not known if this plan was ever serious, since it was never put into effect. At the completion of the series, Sim directed that

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Cerebus returns to Iest, now under a brutal Cirinist dictatorship, and runs into Jaka again. She is illegally working as a dancer in her landlord's tavern. The landlord/barman, Pud, treats Jaka kindly but secretly spends his days lusting after her. Cerebus agrees to live with Jaka and her husband

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Cerebus, believing Jaka to be dead, spends his days mourning on the patio of a café. In the last few pages of the story, after the main action had concluded, Cerebus overhears a conversation by two Cirinist jailers insulting Jaka. Enraged, Cerebus murders one of the guards and then springs into

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After some travels, Cerebus returns to Iest and is manipulated by Weisshaupt, who wants to use Cerebus's popularity with the masses, into again becoming Prime Minister of Iest. Weisshaupt has maneuvered himself into the tenuous presidency of a federation of states (including Iest, Palnu and New

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graphic novel (Issues #26–#50), he angered distributors—who felt that their support had been instrumental in his series' success in an industry generally indifferent to small publishers—by offering the first printing via mail order only. The decision was a financial windfall for Sim, however,

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Fourth and concluding part of the "Mothers & Daughters" story arc. Cerebus and Cirin ascend, then are separated by a mysterious force. As Cerebus flies through the solar system, he is shown images from his past and is forced to reconsider his actions and his faith. He then encounters a

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First part of the "Going Home" story arc. Cerebus and Jaka travel across land, then on a river boat. Cerebus is eager to make as much time as possible, as he fears being trapped in the mountains near Sand Hills Creek by winter, but instead he indulges Jaka's desire for shopping and public

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Cerebus finally goes to bed despairing of seeing his son again, but Shep-Shep manages to sneak into Cerebus's room late that night. Their subsequent conversation shatters Cerebus's last illusions about his son. Shep-Shep has aligned himself with his mother, who has been conducting

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Cerebus is befriended by the legendary Regency Elf as he adjusts to his new circumstances. He meets and soon finds himself maneuvered into a political campaign by the mysterious Astoria, who is also manipulating Artemis into pseudo-super hero identities that are parodies of

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disembodied voice calling itself "Dave" that acknowledges itself as Cerebus's creator. "Dave" shows Cerebus the history of the Cirinist movement, revealing that Cirin is actually named Serna and was the best friend of the real Cirin (the old woman Cerebus encountered in

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as "the nearest I will ever come to the portrayal of a good and thoroughly decent human being; completely without guile or malice". After his marriage to Jaka is dissolved, he becomes mildly insane. He eventually goes on to become the prophet of a religion centered on

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the series features various parodic characters who come and go while Cerebus remains stationary. Cerebus begins a somewhat reluctant relationship with a woman named Joanne, who was first introduced in one of the possible futures with Jaka that "Dave" showed Cerebus in

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The phonebooks themselves tie into ideas presented in the series. Although grammatically incorrect, the titles of books 8 through 11 could be read as a sentence ("women read minds, guys"—the concept of women reading minds is a key plot point). Also, beginning with

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Grandlord of the city-state of Palnu, who exercises control by making the bureaucracy incredibly dense and incomprehensible. Julius is crafty and intelligent, but often plays the fool to confuse and baffle opponents. His character design and behavior is based on

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as "mostly Muslim". A 2003 magazine interview describes Sim as reciting a prayer of his own devising five times a day (which was published in the back of issue #300), and as having sold much of his furniture to donate the money to charity as an act of religious

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As Shep-Shep leaves, Cerebus grabs a knife, intending to kill him, but falls out of bed and breaks his neck. He dies alone, unmourned, and unloved, just as the Judge had predicted. His life flashes before his eyes in a series of flashback panels and his

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experiments, partly with knowledge gained from Cirin's earlier experimentation. Cerebus is disgusted and horrified when Shep-Shep shows him the results of one of the experiments, a lion cub with a human baby's head, and explains his mother's plans.

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Second part of the story-arc "Mothers & Daughters". Cerebus crashes back to earth. He is assisted by a mysterious old woman who is being openly spied upon by the Cirinists; she sends him to a bar to hide. This story arc includes a parody of

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it is revealed that he was created by Cerebus's proximity to a magic gem, and after learning this he vanishes from existence. However, Joanne tells Cerebus she and her husband used to live next door to Elrod, who was married at the time to Red

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grossing over $ 150,000 in sales (equivalent to $ 417,000 in 2023). Sim became known for picking up hotel tabs for self-publishers and helping other self-publishers by paying for meals and limo service between stops. Negotiations regarding

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First part of the story arc "Latter Days". After a prodigious leap in time over two issues, Cerebus returns from the north intent on provoking the Cirinists into killing him. Instead, he is captured by a trio of characters based on

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Jaka love him; in response, "Dave" shows Cerebus visions of possible futures between himself and Jaka, all of which are disastrously flawed for both of them due to Cerebus's nature. After a period of penance and self-reflection on

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appearances. Along the way, they encounter veiled hostility from the Cirinists. Cerebus and Jaka's relationship begins to show signs of deterioration, and Jaka is almost tempted away by F. Stop Kennedy (a fictional version of

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All of the story arcs from the Cerebus comic book have been reprinted in collected omnibus editions of 240–630 pages each, all of which are presently still in print. They are generally referred to by fans and retailers as

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Wolk, Douglas. "Aardvark Politick", September 2005. "Dave Sim's 6,000-plus-page Cerebus is a Deeply Misogynistic Graphic Novel about an Anthropomorphic, Hermaphroditic Aardvark. And it's an Absolute Masterpiece."

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placed Cerebus as the 91st-greatest comic book hero of all time, stating that "few names hold as much sway in the independent comics scene as Cerebus" and "Cerebus' mark on the industry will be everlasting".

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Cirin, whose views were much less militaristic. The sect honors mothers primarily, also giving high honors to daughters (potential mothers) and children. Men are tolerated. Like Cerebus, she is an aardvark.

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storyline. In Davis's material, he refers to the "creative male light" and the "emotional female void", a reversal of the gender-based view of creation espoused by the Judge at the end of

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while gathering research material for "Rick's Story". However, rather than following an established religion, Sim follows his own personal belief system cobbled together from elements of

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The term "Cerebus syndrome" has come to commonly describe developments where initially comedic or superficial works in any medium gradually become more serious, complex, and dramatic.

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Second and concluding part of the story arc "Going Home". Cerebus and Jaka continue their journey towards Sand Hills Creek, in the company of Ham and Mary Ernestway, analogues to

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storyline. His manipulations of both Cerebus and the Roach lead to his pawns eventually growing more powerful than he ever hoped to be. Weisshaupt is named after the historical

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Starting in August 2017, Dave Sim began to write and publish a series of monthly comic books, all numbered "#1", and all satires of various classic comic books. The first,

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sect which opposes Cirin. The Kevillists mirror the Cirinists' philosophy, but would prefer power in the hands of daughters instead of mothers. She is named for actress

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sees many of his old friends and enemies waiting for him in "the Light". Jaka, Bear, and Ham beckon to him, and he eagerly rushes to join them, thinking they are in

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that some of the followers of the original Suenteus Po named their children after him. The name may be a playful misspelling of the name of Roman historian

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The second and concluding part of "Latter Days", and the conclusion of the series as a whole. In the first 40 pages Cerebus has a dream or vision in which

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among them. The series stands out for its experimentation in form and content, and for the dexterity of its artwork, especially after background artist

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Third part of the "Mothers & Daughters" story arc. This book primarily consists of two long text pieces. The first revolves around an author of

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took place over the course of 1985 to 1988, offering $ 100,000 ($ 258,000 today) and 10% of all licensing and merchandising, which Sim rejected.

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Cerebus's first reign as Prime Minister of Iest (though it is very strongly implied that both these Pos are the aardvark). It is mentioned in

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Cerebus's best friend from his mercenary days and main drinking buddy. In "Guys" there are hints Cerebus is suppressing an attraction to him.

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as his sidekick, also stages his own impromptu revolution under his new persona "PunisherRoach", a parody of the Marvel comics character the

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A beautiful political manipulator, Lord Julius' ex-wife, and the main driving force behind Cerebus's campaign to become prime minister in

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views on how to deal with women on his experience with her. After Shep-shep's mother leaves Cerebus, he labels her "New Joanne".

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as of secondary importance to his religious practice. Sim's religious beliefs tie into his views on gender, and the bulk of the

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character. Sim used the Roach to satirize popular mainstream comic characters or industry publishing trends, beginning with

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Rick as their houseguest. That story is interwoven with unreliable tales of Jaka's childhood told by a writer, representing

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religion reveres aardvarks) and the insane wizard Necross, who turns himself into a giant stone Thrunk (visually similar to

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joined with the 65th issue. As the series progressed, it increasingly became a platform for Sim's controversial beliefs.

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rated him as the 38th-greatest comic book character, describing him as a character born of bizarre brilliance.

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The love of Cerebus's life. A dancer by profession, she is the niece of Lord Julius and (ex-)wife of Rick Nash.

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Each of the six issues includes one or two Cerebus stories not all of which are included in the "phone books".

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Miscellaneous stories not appearing in the above collections have been reprinted in the short collections

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storyline after "Guys" deals with this, especially "Rick's Story", "Latter Days", and "The Last Day".

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way to taunt Cerebus. Joanne is in many ways an opposite of Jaka, and Cerebus bases much of his post-

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storyline. Originally named Serna, she took the name and effectively exchanged identities with the

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using Gerhard's scenic nature photography as covers, rather than the drawings used on past books.

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All of the stories above except "Demonhorn" were reprinted in "Cerebus World Tour Book 1995"

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Weiner, Robert G; Weiner, Stephen; Figa, Elizabeth (FRW); Royal, Derek Parker (FRW).

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due to their size; also, they use the same newsprint paper as the original comics.

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Sim was rumored to have said that had he died or otherwise chosen not to complete

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A childlike, playful spirit who inhabits Cerebus's rooms at the Regency Hotel in

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Cerebus has been rated to be one of the greatest characters in comics history.

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comic book, with only a few poses repeated throughout, are added to the art.

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Cerebus is a misanthropic, amoral, anthropomorphic 3-foot-tall (91 cm)

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The March 2011 (incorrectly dated March 2010 on the reverse cover) issue of

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Shulgan, Christopher (November 2003), "Comic Book Anti-Hero!",

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Sim's religious beliefs heavily influenced the last third of

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Grant, Paul J. (January 1993). "A Boy & his Aardvark".

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rated him as the 63rd-greatest comic book character, while

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This story arc concentrates on the last days and death of

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From 11th printing, also contains "Silverspoon" strips

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sect which conquers Estarcion at the conclusion of the

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Issues #112 and #113, from 1988 by Dave Sim and Gerhard

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Colleen talks about Dave's support of self-publishers

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for help, but is dragged into the Light nonetheless.

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who takes on a number of roles throughout the series—

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Covid-19 #1, October 2021 2751: 2749: 598:. It was translated into Italian; and in 2011, 551:, although he described himself in issue #8 of 4435:Canadian Comic Book Creator Awards Association 2076:before Sim decided on the "phonebook" format. 1362:#3 Cerebus in Hell? No. 2 (2/4), February 2017 1283:In 2017, Sim started publishing a new series, 1194:"Cerebus Dreams II", 4 3D pages, December 1984 1184:"The Girl Next Door", 3 color pages, June 1985 1175:"His First Fifth", 9 color pages, October 1984 800:in which the Roach plays "Swoon" (a parody of 3847: 3714: 3477: 1404:#17 Teenage Mutant Ninja Cerebi #1, July 2018 1380:#9 Death of Cerebus in Hell #1, November 2017 1359:#2 Cerebus in Hell? No. 1 (1/4), January 2017 1305:. Small pictures of Cerebus, copied from the 1181:"Selling Insurance", 2 color pages, June 1985 736:(who is attended to by his trusted companion 440:was threatened with possible legal action by 386:In 1979, Sim, who was at the time a frequent 8: 3223: 3221: 3219: 3217: 3215: 2356:first volume published with a volume number 1493:#43 The Vault of Cerebus #1, Octoberish 2020 405:"phone book", a paperback collection of the 1917:. Visually, the Regency Elf is inspired by 1525:#52 The Unethical Spider-Vark #1, July 2021 1467:#38 Green Dante/Green Virgil #1, April 2020 1443:#30 Tales of Sophistication #1, August 2019 1368:#5 Cerebus in Hell? No. 4 (4/4), April 2017 1365:#4 Cerebus in Hell? No. 3 (3/4), March 2017 4223: 3896: 3854: 3840: 3832: 3721: 3707: 3699: 3484: 3470: 3462: 2842:Heintjes, Tom; Thompson, Kim (July 1984). 1937:thrown in), Canadian Member of Parliament 1507:#46 Cerebus in Hell? 2021 #1, January 2021 47: 36: 3122:. June 22, 2016. Retrieved June 29, 2018. 3064:. Blackvelveteditrice.com. Archived from 1696:. She is the leader of the Kevillists, a 1513:#48 Flaming Cerebus Comics #1, March 2021 1510:#47 The Amazing Batvark #1, February 2021 1458:#35 The House of Cerebus #1, January 2020 1446:#31 The Iron Manticore #1, September 2019 1392:#13 World's Finite Cerebus #1, March 2018 1389:#12 The Amazing Cerebus #1, February 2018 1268:"What if Cerebus had lived in the age of 506:#1–200 the completion of the story. The 4788:Cultural depictions of the Marx Brothers 4668:Canadian Society for the Study of Comics 2099: 1461:#36 The Silver Cerebus #1, February 2020 1356:#1 Cerebus in Hell? No. 0, November 2016 4702: 2676: 2658:which features Cerebus as a character. 1431:#26 Super Cerebus Annual #1, April 2019 1422:#23 Giant-Size Jingles #1, January 2019 1416:#21 Cerberus in Hell? #1, November 2018 1398:#15 The Undateable Cerebus #1, May 2018 1146:"Cerebus Dreams", written and drawn by 639:), Lord Julius, a character based upon 517:Sim himself appeared as a character in 455:When Sim guest-wrote the 10th issue of 2887: 2877: 2813:Comicon board posting by Colleen Doran 1873:First introduced as Jaka's husband in 1782:series and Frank Miller's Batman from 1728:Elrod the Albino (Elrod of Melvinbone) 1550:#57 Coronavirus Book #1, December 2021 1522:#51 Strangers in Cerebus #1, June 2021 1347:with small pictures of Cerebus added. 1107:"The Morning After", 6 pages, inks by 299:comics, primarily Marvel's version of 3443:The Aardvark Hero: Dave Sim's Cerebus 2698:"The Cerebus Celibate: Issues 1 – 50" 1479:#42 Batvark Penis #1, September 2020 1401:#16 The Un-Bedable Vark #1, June 2018 1395:#14 Love and Aardvarks #1, April 2018 1374:#7 Aardvark Comics #1, September 2017 7: 4838:Comics characters introduced in 1977 4515:Calgary Comic and Entertainment Expo 3183:Cerebus #189 Note From The President 2795: 2793: 2791: 1473:#40 Attractive Cousins #1, July 2020 1419:#22 Canadian Vark! #1, December 2018 1093:, story and art by Sim, January 1981 4663:Association of Canadian Cartoonists 3451:, University College London, 2008, 1516:#49 Cerebus The Duck #1, April 2021 1464:#37 The Varking Dead #1, March 2020 1437:#28 LGBTQ etc. People #1, June 2019 1377:#8 Strange Cerebus #1, October 2017 484:, and which Sim describes as "anti- 3383:Turner-Maier, Jason (2004-02-22). 3032:. 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