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Cover: Kelly Freas

More Trash from Mad #1

Jan 1958 · EC · 0.50 USD
“I Don't Want To Be A King”

In "I Don't Want To Be A King," a desperate man and woman flee through the jungle, their escape shattered when she twists her ankle—only for him to abandon her as the cannibals close in. Phil Interlandi’s stark, expressive art brings raw tension to this chilling moment of moral choice, while Kelly Freas’s cover captures the primal dread of the scene.

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artist, inker Phil Interlandi · cover Kelly Freas

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artist, inker Phil Interlandi
cover pencils, inks Kelly Freas

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A man and a woman are running to escape cannibals and she twists an ankle, whereupon the man runs away as the cannibals close in, instead of carrying her.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).