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Synopsis

Oppressed by the industrial city, the Protagonist dreams of the countryside. Once there, though, he witnesses a lynching. He works for a farmer, makes advances to the farmer's shocked wife, and is chased away. A second farmer, deep in the forest, takes him in. After a long time of work and learning he dreams of leading the workers in rebellion. Returning to the city he finds it largely idle and the workers desperate. When police attack peacefully gathered workers he kills one of the police, but is killed himself in turn.

Reprinted from

• Wild Pilgrimage #[nn]
• Southern Cross: A Novel of the South Seas #[nn]
• Die Passion eines Menschen #[nn]— Édition de 1928
• Graphic Witness #[nn]
• White Collar #[nn]

Credits

Script

George A. Walker, Frans Masereel, Lynd Ward, Giacomo Patri, Laurence Hyde, Seth, Neil Gaiman

Pencils

Frans Masereel, Giacomo Patri, Lynd Ward, Laurence Hyde

Inks

Frans Masereel, Giacomo Patri, Lynd Ward, Laurence Hyde

Letters

Frans Masereel, Giacomo Patri

Editor

George A. Walker

Traduction

Alex Freiszmuth