| Display title | Covers Always Lie |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Don't judge a book by its cover—no, literally. Nor a video, a comic, or even a record. The cover is an essential part of the marketing plan. As is common in marketing, it can be an entirely inaccurate representation. It's not just the artwork that's misleading, either. The Blurb on the back may be even more disconnected from the story. |
