![]() The program comes with a sample collection to get you up and running, but you'll need to create a new database once you want to actually start cataloging your own comics. Like most other database-oriented applications, Comic Collector doesn't boast a fancy, modern design, but the three-paned interface is rather self explanatory. Restoration Bulletin- seeking Church + State I re.This utility offers a number of tools for organizing your collection of comic books.Weekly Update #89: The 'Off-White House Copies' Ex.Cerebus TV Reruns: Cerebus Guide To Self-Publishin.Weekly Update #90: A Fax To The MRI Clinic.The Weed Of Revolution Bears Bitter Fruit!.How to Win Governments and Influence Aardvarks.Weekly Update #91: The Inaugural Cerebus Superfan.Dave Sim: The Comic Collector Interview.Dust and Sparkle: Digital Restoration Research.Weekly Update #92: The Second Cerebus Superfan Award!.Weekly Update #93: Fan Bequeaths $500,000 to Cereb.I can't wait to see what he writes now! And if he really goes screaming over the edge all he's going to do is alienate himself from all the fans, but he does thrill those who are still buying the book but figure it's not as good as it should be and read it and go: I'm disappointed again and then read the letters page and say: I agree with this guy! Yeah, it sucks!" Just vitriolic to have that arriving in the post and it's like, OK I'll run it next time and say: Remember the guy from last issue who was really obnoxious, well here he is again. It was obnoxious: You think you're so hot, well you're a turd, you're crap, you're a doo-doo, you're a cah-cah. And I thought, just to give the readers an idea of why I get really pissed off sometimes, I'm going to print this and if he sends another I'll print that. There was a really obnoxious letter from a guy in issue 88 that I looked at and went: I really can't believe this. We'll show them how really cheesy these people can get. If I'm in a mood where I'm feeling put upon and nobody loves Dave and I feel like shit and everybody's saying: You're scum and I really hate you. "There's like the eight a month that cause my eyebrows to go up and my head to spin around like a propeller, and the other ones are just as strange, if not stranger. "You should try reading all of them!" laughs Sim. The moral, he says, is that you can get just what you asked for and still not be happy (issue 66). He blesses the child and then hurls him away. ![]() Cerebus takes the baby, telling the crowd he is about to teach them a valuable lesson. A mother holds up her screeching baby and asks Cerebus to bless him. A scene in the CHURCH & STATE novel, HIGH SOCIETY's successor, caused a ruckus on the letters page: Cerebus, having become pope, is addressing a huge crowd, conning all their gold pieces out of them. ![]() CEREBUS has a kind of wry and twisted humour that naturally enough, neatly fits its creator. It is not a 'funny animal' strip, but it is funny. Despite that, CEREBUS' great come-on is its humour. CEREBUS clearly does not take place on this planet, nor its continuity fit easily into any other comic universe. To the uninitiated CEREBUS looks to be a treacherous minefield with its convoluted, almost impenetrable plot and its 'other-worldly' setting. ![]()
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