Cerebus To Do Marvelman/Miracleman For Christmas Next Year cerebus marvelman miracleman
\n has taken his highly regarded 300-issue Cerebus graphic novel and transformed it into the ridiculed-then-mostly-ignored Cerebus In Hell. A series of one-shot cut-and-paste strips using his own work and that of Gustave Dove, alongside the likes of Carson Grubaugh and David Birdsong railing against and mocking what he sees as society's and comic books' moral deficiencies, with a series of Cerebus In Hell comics.
\nHowever, in the PR that was sent subsequently, we got a slightly different cover. with new images for War Is Hell, Wild PIGS, no images for Batvark\/Spore, and instead of a Christmas card…\n\nWe got a Marvelman\/Miracleman parody, of the Barry Windsor Smith cover for Neil Gaiman and Mark Buckingham's Miracleman: The Silver Age original first issue, a series which 30 years later, is being recreated and republished from Marvel Comics.
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