Dave-Sim

I am a greek fan ever since Spawn #10 till Cerebus #300.

Even tho I came late to the party, and the story didn't really make a lot of sense to me (because I guess I came late to the party), I just felt the need to connent now, after all these years, and say 'Hi!'.

Thanks for helping out my career Dave. I was an honor to get to write a guest column on your blog momentofcerebus.blogspot.com

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Thank you so much!

Dear Mr. Sim,

        With all due honors I am a struggling illustrator myself. I would like to turn your attention to my own personal website. www.skizamarts.com I do this not to advertise myself to you, but to kindly ask your wishes, approval and permission to make use of your character Cerebus. As he appears within the story line of my own personal illustrated story. What has been noted of the character cerebus within my story is as is. And I don't feel that there will be any other appearances of himself. To this day I have not earned any profit from the offering of my website to the public, but so as I seek for publishing in the future I found it necessary to ask for your approval. Otherwise I may have to redesign and rewrite certain factors of the story line. You may notice also there is a parallel I draw with the Flaming carrot who I will also be seeking correspondence with the author and illustrator. No pressure. It is a bit of a extensive in size site. So take your time. If you wish to answer my correspondence with you wikelise.deviantart.com is the place. As I have always loved the story cerebus, I could not think of a better cameo of a character to utilize to get the point across. 

                    Thank you for your time and consideration
                                  Jeffrey Scott Streeter
                                             Flemington N.J.

Get better soon!  We're worried about ya!

Started reading Cerebus from the beginning earlier this year.  It is AMAZING, sir!  I was a fan from the first story.  That is how I would like to write comics.

just another internet stalker: pay it no mind...

P.S - how's the wife 'n kids?

Weird. I bought issue one of glamourpuss in a comic shop the other day, and upon completion  I thought to myself "I should look this fellow up on Deviantart." I don't know why the thought occurred. I've never looked for a comic artist on this site before but... low and behold you have an account! Fabulous Dhaling. 
Well, now you have an Ontario fangirl for life. Way to be an awesome Canadian Artist. I hope you keep being ever-so witty.

It appears that I have finally arrived, its been a long time coming. Long may you live Mr. Sim.

Hi, Dave! I've been a big fan of your work for over 20 years now. Cerebus still ranks in my "Top 3 Greatest Comics of All Time" list. I still revisit it from time to time and it's always fresh. You sense of storytelling and pacing is phenomenal. I also like your Ellisonian knack of writing essays that are just as engaging (if not moreso sometimes) as the actual work.

Anyway, I did have an actual question. Years ago there was issue of Following Cerebus that was on the theme of copyright. There were a number of great essays in there. I can't find my copy anywhere and I was wondering if they were posted online somewhere? I know the Cerebus Fangirl site has a number of essays, but those particular ones don't seem to be up. If not, I'll just look on ebay or something, I guess.

Thanks for everything!

I only want to say, you are a masterful storyteller. Thank you for giving us Cerebus.