Dave Sim, recognized as the father of the graphic novel, and his art-partner Gerhard will be at the Salt Lake City Main Library at 4 p.m. today to read from "Cerebus," their 6,000-page, history-making comic. The pair will also sign autographs.
After 300 books and a 26-year run, the "Cerebus" storyline ended just over two years ago with the death of Sim's warrior aardvark.
At 6 p.m. Sim and NightFlight Comics will host a gallery walk at the library featuring original "Cerebus" art, and commentary by Sim.
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