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Original Art - Cerebus #012 Pg 09 (1979) by Dave Sim

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CEREBUS • MARVELMANVARK no.1 • by Dave Sim [Dec 2023]

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Cerebus in Hell? Presents #53

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Journey #14

by William Messner-Loebs and James Osten

Aardvark-Vanaheim 

Source: Simon Ma (comicartfans)

Journey 14 – page 25, in Simon Ma's Comic Art Comic Art Gallery Room (comicartfans.com)

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#cartoonist #kayfabetober Day 18 prompt: Flaming Carrot - Bob Burden's carrot creation gets mashed up with a Sam Keith style take on ol' Flame Head (FYI - Burden was also born in Buffalo, NY) #kayfabetober #kayfabetober2023 #Screwball #FlamingCarrotComics #BobBurden #MysteryMen # #study #Aardvark-Vanaheim #RenegadePress #DarkHorseComics #ImageComics #MarvelComics #inkdrawing #inking #GhostRider #Flaming Carrot #Sam Keith @jimruggart @ed_piskor @cartoonist.kayfabe

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Normalman 3-D Annual #1 (February 1986) by Renegade Press

Written and drawn by Jim Valentino.

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Mystery Men by Kinka Usher.

This movie is a combination of a lot of things that I like:

An underdog story, gaudy superheroes, creative sets/visuals/costumes, and some of the funniest actors of our era. Loosely based on Bob Burden's Flaming Carrot Comics, Mystery Men takes place in a world where not only are superheroes for reals, but there are way too many of them, putting some of the superheroes with the lamest powers on the Z-list.

The main thing I don't like about this film is the ending. Throughout the movie, none of the Mystery Men's powers work quite right. Then suddenly, at the end, everything just works for no good reason. That's lazy writing. What should have happened was the heroes should've figured out a way to turn their weaknesses into strengths. Instead, their powers just work out of the blue, "THE END."

Still, I really like the production value and this movie has some of my favorite fanboy jokes. Also, I find Mr. Furious relatable from time to time...

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Ms.Tree #17 - Apr 1985, cover by Terry Beatty.

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Dave Sim Spawn #10: Remastered & Expanded Cerebus Original Art (Aardvark-Vanaheim, 2020) Source

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Cerebus the Aardvark 48 (1983) Dave Sim Cover, Dave Sim & William Messner-Loebs Pencils, Dave Sim & William Messner-Loebs Story 

#CerebustheAardvark 48 (1983) #DaveSim Cover, Dave Sim & #WilliamMessnerLoebs Pencils, Dave Sim & William Messner-Loebs Story "#Cerebus' Six Crises, crisis no. four: Upstairs" "Search" by William Messner-Loebs https://www.rarecomicbooks.fashionablewebs.com/Cerebus%20the%20Aardvark.html#48 @rarecomicbooks Website Link In Bio Page If Applicable. SAVE ON SHIPPING COST - NOW AVAILABLE FOR LOCAL PICK UP IN DELTONA, FLORIDA #AardvarkVanaheim #RareComics #KeyComicBooks

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Original drawing by Dave Sim for “The Strange Death of Alex Raymond” in glamourpuss #11, published by Aardvark-Vanaheim, 2010.

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Comic - The Unethical Spider-Vark #01 (Benjamin Hobbs, Gustave Dore And Dave Sim Cover)

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CEREBUS IN HELL PRESENTS: AKIMBO no.1 • cover art • Dave Sim [Apr 2024]

Dave Sim's first complete-issue solo illustrated work since glamourpuss #26 (2012)! AKIMBO! That's right! The first Aardvark-Mangaheim (Dave Sim's Manga parodies) begins here, and Manga will never be the same! AKIMBO! Hand drawn by Dave Sim, it's Manga vs. Photorealism in the battle of the century, with Cerebus caught in the middle! Who will win? Who will lose? 'With Hands On Hips And Elbows Turned Outward! CEREBUS-SAN! IS! AKIMBO!!!

Comic • $5.00 US

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Cerebus in Hell? #4

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Road Hogs From Outer Space

FLAMING CARROT COMICS #1 MAY 1984 BY BOB BURDEN

SYNOPSIS

Flaming Carrot is now a drunk hobo (a side effect of becoming more intelligent). A cub reporter is interested in doing an interview to him, but he must investigate these martian sightings.

Apparently, martians have been selling each other lands on Earth and they are coming to get what belongs to them. This results in utter chaos until Flaming Carrot agrees to save the day, by explaining income taxes to the aliens. Martians then leave the planet in horror.

REVIEW

Another great Flaming Carrot story, in this case with a clever introduction to the character and some of his “rogues?”.

Burden’s style is very different to other black and white books, because it is really black and white. Shades are not that common. This gives the comic a very distinctive look and forces you to focus on the humor.

The climax of this story was good. When you are dealing with an absurd story, you have to expect an absurd ending... with a certain logic. The whole book feels like a vague satire on xenophobia, whether Bob Burden was aware of it at the time, I’ll never know.

I give the book a score of 8.

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“Studs”

Cerebus #283 (October 2002)

Dave Sim and Gerhard

Aardvark-Vanaheim