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Adventures into the Unknown#10
Cover: Edvard Moritz
Adventures into the Unknown #10
“The Boy Who Cried Wolf”
In "The Boy Who Cried Wolf," a gripping tale from Adventures into the Unknown #10, Alex Carter recounts his harrowing journey to death row in a stark, haunting narrative. With stark, expressive artwork by Edvard Moritz—both in the interior and on the cover—this 1950 story explores the weight of truth and consequence in a world where one lie can cost everything.
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artist, inker Edvard Moritz
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Alex Carter reveals to a reporter how he arrived on death row. Though he is given a pardon by the governor, he still receives a death sentence.
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