Cerebus #118
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freePart five of the beloved "Jaka's Story" arc, this 1989 issue from Aardvark-Vanaheim places Jaka — blonde-haired and carrying a small basket — at the center of a striking, melancholy cover: she stands alone before a worn stone archway, while in the foreground lies what appears to be a crumpled, motionless Cerebus. The haunting background of skulls nestled in dark foliage gives the whole scene an ominous, fairy-tale weight that Dave Sim and Gerhard render with quiet, atmospheric precision. It's a beautifully composed image that captures the delicate, bittersweet tone this chapter of Cerebus has become so admired for.
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Jaka tells Cerebus she doesn't love him
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