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Dave Sim

Name: Dave Sim
Brand: University Press of Mississippi
SKU: 04839661
Price: 43103 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: Dominick Grace
ISBN: 9781617037818

Dominick Grace

Eric Hoffman

Language

English

Book Hardback

Libristo code: 04839661

Publishers University Press of Mississippi, January 2013

In 1977, Dave Sim (b. 1956) began to self-publish Cerebus, one of the earliest and most significant... Full description

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In 1977, Dave Sim (b. 1956) began to self-publish Cerebus, one of the earliest and most significant independent comics, which ran for 300 issues and ended, as Sim had planned from early on, in 2004. Over the run of the comic, Sim used it as a springboard to explore not only the potential of the comics medium but also many of the core assumptions of Western society. Through it he analyzed politics, the dynamics of love, religion, and, most controversially, the influence of feminism--which Sim believes has had a negative impact on society. Moreover, Sim inserted himself squarely into the comic as Cerebus's creator, thereby inviting criticism not only of the creation, but also of the creator. What few interviews Sim gave often pushed the limits of what an interview might be in much the same way that Cerebus pushed the limits of what a comic might be. In interviews Sim is generous, expansive, provocative, and sometimes even antagonistic. Regardless of mood, he is always insightful and fascinating. His discursive style is not conducive to the sound bite or to easy summary. Many of these interviews have been out of print for years.