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Adventure into Mystery#8
Cover: John Severin

Adventure into Mystery #8

Jul 1957 · Marvel · 0.10 USD
“The Man Who Couldn't Be Killed!”

In "The Man Who Couldn't Be Killed!", a man on trial for murder finds himself trapped in a surreal mental projection of the jury room, where he takes control of one juror to push for a second-degree conviction—anything to avoid execution. Written by an unknown hand and illustrated with tense precision by Ruben Moreira, the story unfolds with a chilling sense of psychological suspense, while John Severin’s stark cover captures the moment’s unsettling intensity.

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artist, inker Ruben Moreira · letterer Joe Letterese · cover John Severin

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artist, inker Ruben Moreira
letterer Joe Letterese
cover pencils, inks John Severin

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When a man on trial for murder suddenly finds himself within the jury room as a mental projection, he possesses one juror and argues forcefully for a second degree conviction so he will not be sent to the chair. What he doesn't know until after the verdict is read is that the other jurors actually wanted to acquit him.

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