And with the hiss of the cockroach, it’s Swords Against Cerebus once again, covering issues 30 (“Debts”) and 31 (“Catching Cootie”)! Maybe you already guessed, but our least favorite character is back! Also, we finally read “What Happened Between Issues Twenty and Twenty-one!” And I can promise you this episode will answer these burning questions:

- Is that a titty window in the cover of #30?
- What historical reference did we totally miss in #27?
- Was anything actually explained by that short story?
- Is Palnu socialist?

And since you know I love to tease about the letters…one terrifying letter from Frank Thorne.

Content warning: discussion of a character claiming to have been raped, summarized between 42:53 and 43:48, and analyzed between 48:24 and 55:00.

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You hear a knock on your door. “Room service,” comes a voice from outside. You open the door and a bellhop glides in with a cart. On the cart is a silver cloche. The bellhop lifts the lid, and out comes a tiny podcast. It’s episode 16 of Swords Against Cerebus, covering issues 28 (“Mind Game II”) and 29 (“Repercussions”)!

We have some very special treats for you this episode, including but not limited to:

- The first female character since “This Woman, This Thing!”

- Abundant therians!

- And an incredible letter from Carl Barks.

Find your hosts elsewhere:

- Sophia Goodnight’s podcast, We Have To Talk About Dash Rendar (also available wherever you get your podcasts).

- Think you can you articulate the ecclesiastical breakdown of Estarcion at the time of Mind Game II? Email us at swordsagainstcerebus@gmail.com!

- Swords Against Cerebus’s theme song was composed by Avery Crimes!

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Dear friends,

You are cordially invited to season 2 of Swords Against Cerebus, starting today. Expect fancy hotels, fancy lads, and fancy schemes. And lots and lots of furries.

Sincerely,
Swords Against Cerebus

High Society is upon us, and we’ve got a lot of ground to cover! So bring your nicest jacket, and prepare for:

- Phonetic accents…again.
- The Regency Hotel (sans Elf…for now)!
- Somehow, an explanation of the rules of Diamondback!

…and one very, very special letter.

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- Sophia Goodnight’s podcast, We Have To Talk About Dash Rendar (also available wherever you get your podcasts).
- Have a good explanation of the rules of Diamondback? Email us at swordsagainstcerebus@gmail.com!
- Swords Against Cerebus’s theme song was composed by Avery Crimes!
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STOP THE COUNT! Before High Society really gets going, we thought it would be a good idea to go back and take a look at the short stories and one-offs we’ve missed up to this point. Along the way, we also hit work fetishes, Leopold the Gambling Priest, the Regency Elf, the real Regency Elf, the poster’s spirit, the objective attractiveness of The Spirit, and more.

This episode covers the following short stories:

“Passage”

“The Challenge”

“Demonhorn”

“Cerebus Versus The Spirit”

“The Name of the Game is Diamondback”

“A Night on the Town”

“Elfguest”

“Cerebus Dreams”

Find your hosts elsewhere:

Sophia Goodnight’s podcast, We Have To Talk About Dash Rendar (also available wherever you get your podcasts).

Have a few questionable verses of epic poetry to read us? Email us at swordsagainstcerebus@gmail.com!

Swords Against Cerebus’s theme song was composed by Avery Crimes!

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They grow up so fast, don’t they? It’s finally here, folks — episode 13 of Swords Against Cerebus, putting a cap on the comic’s first “arc” with issue 25 (“This Woman, This Thing”)! What a weird place to start High Society from.

Here’s just a few of the names appearing before you this episode:

Albrecht Durer!

Mind Goblin!

Beau Brummel!

Sump Thing!

And to reflect before we embark on the next step of this journey, we give out some awards.

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Swords Against Cerebus’s theme song was composed by Avery Crimes!

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P.S.: At the time this comes out, it seems only prudent to say “Happy Deltarune release!” and to point you towards SURVEY_PROGRAM, a podcast about Deltarune.

Come in, traveler. Rest your weary head. Let us care for you, but leave well alone the cellar…where we’re cooking up the twelfth episode of Swords Against Cerebus, covering issues 23 and 24 (“The Beguiling, parts 1 and 2”)! This week’s discussion questions:

Did Dave Sim kill John Lennon?

Can you trust any women?

Does anyone not want to fuck Cerebus?

P.S.: It’s Ed’s fault this one is late. If you feel obliged to send them some encouragement, fire a few shots off your balcony in a random direction.

Find your hosts elsewhere:

Sophia Goodnight’s podcast, We Have To Talk About Dash Rendar (also available wherever you get your podcasts).

Have a compelling interpretation of a children’s fable? Email us at swordsagainstcerebus@gmail.com!

Swords Against Cerebus’s theme song was composed by Avery Crimes!

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Who are those fashionable podcasters in the Mega Man boots? Why, it must be the hosts of Swords Against Cerebus, bringing another episode to you! This one’s episode number 11, covering issues 21 (“Captain Cockroach”) and 22 (“The Death of Elrod”)! Maybe it says something that we rolled snake eyes on this pair of stinkers. Well, at least we had fun with ‘em!

This episode features such incredible things as:

A classic Dave Sim drug story!

Elrod bitching, again!

A really stupid plan!

Please enjoy responsibly.

Find your hosts elsewhere:

Sophia Goodnight’s podcast, We Have To Talk About Dash Rendar (also available wherever you get your podcasts).

Need to sell some worthless war bonds? Email us at swordsagainstcerebus@gmail.com!

Swords Against Cerebus’s theme song was composed by Avery Crimes!

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Iceberg, right ahead! It’s episode 10 of Swords Against Cerebus, covering issues 19 (“She-Devil in the Shadows”) and 20 (“Mind Game”)!

We were tricked — fooled, that is — by the last 18 issues, so sure we wouldn’t have to think about Cirinists and Suenteses for at least another five issues (if not twenty) that these issues knocked us on our fucking asses! For old time’s sake, let’s do some bullets:

The return of Henrot!

Rampant Islamophobia!

Elvis!

Easily the worst misogyny in the comic yet!

Usually I’m one to tease all the good bits in the episode summary, but you’re going to have to hear this one for yourself.

Find your hosts elsewhere:

Sophia Goodnight’s podcast, We Have To Talk About Dash Rendar (also available wherever you get your podcasts).

Got any Gerbies you need to pawn off? Email us at swordsagainstcerebus@gmail.com!

Swords Against Cerebus’s theme song was composed by Avery Crimes!