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Cerebus #6

Oct 1978 · Aardvark-Vanaheim · 1.00 CAD
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“The Secret!”

In "The Secret!", Cerebus finds himself ensnared by a pair of thieves who think he holds the key to the legendary Black Sun Temple. With the help of the enigmatic dancer Jaka, they attempt to manipulate him—only for her conscience to complicate everything. Written and illustrated by Dave Sim, this 1978 issue features a cover by Dave Sim and marks a pivotal moment in the early arc of the series, where trust, memory, and desire blur in unexpected ways.

writer, artist, inker, letterer Dave Sim · cover Dave Sim

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writer, artist, inker, letterer Dave Sim
cover pencils, inks Dave Sim

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Cerebus is drugged by two thieves who believe he knows the way to the fabled Black Sun Temple and its treasures. So, they enlist Jaka the dancer to seduce him and trick Cerebus into helping them. Then plan seems to be working until Jaka's conscience emerges and she confesses to the whole plan. A smitten Cerebus volunteers to take her with him and they can keep the treasure to themselves. Later, though, the drugs wear off and Cerebus' memory of the events vanishes. Unfortunately, his memory of Jaka vanishes, as well, and he snubs her when she tries to join him for the planned adventure.

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