The Mad House Glads #86
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Girl Who Cried Wolf," Fran’s repeated pranks to steal attention from Dick and Dippy take a dangerous turn when she’s genuinely in trouble—this time, drowning. Her cries for help go unheeded until Jessica Crystal, a bold new ally with a strong sense of justice, steps in to save her. Samm Schwartz handles all interior art and lettering with his signature style, while Stan Goldberg’s cover captures the moment’s tension in vivid detail.
When Fran fakes a drowning to get attention from Dick and Dippy, her prank takes a dangerous turn—this time, she’s truly in trouble. Saved by Jessica Crystal, a no-nonsense women’s lib supporter, the story turns the classic tale on its head with a sharp, satirical twist.
In the storm-lashed night, Clyde’s E.S.P. guides Dick and Fran through the eerie woods toward an abandoned mansion, his psychic senses the only light in the dark. As they press on, his unspoken warnings keep them just one step ahead of unseen dangers lurking in the shadows.
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↩ Reprints The Mad House Glads #75 (1970)
Reprinted in Madhouse Comics Digest #4 (1978), Madhouse Comics Digest #6 (1980)
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