Like, Mad #D2347
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The English Titles Don't Quite Match the Action in Foreign Movies," a tense escape unfolds as a man and a woman flee through the jungle, only for her to twist her ankle just as cannibals close in—leaving him to face a harrowing choice. Written, drawn, and inked by Phil Interlandi, this gripping tale captures a moment of raw instinct and moral strain. The cover, by Kelly Freas, perfectly encapsulates the story’s pulse-pounding urgency.
In this deadpan satire from *Like, Mad* #D2347, a man and a woman flee through the jungle from a pack of relentless cannibals—only to be undone by a twisted ankle and a startling lack of loyalty. The story’s sharp humor hinges on the sudden shift in priorities when the man abandons his companion at the moment she needs him most.
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