HIP Classics #19126
In "Bemoei je niet met een barracuda!", Stan Lee and Steve Ditko deliver a quietly unsettling tale from 1969, where a department store employee’s unease turns strange when a bridal display triggers an unsettling transformation. The story unfolds with eerie precision, as a manikin’s presence begins to blur the line between man and machine—no details revealed, just a growing sense of something not quite right. The cover by Gene Colan and Dan Adkins captures the mood perfectly, a striking visual that hints at the uncanny without giving anything away.
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An odd man works with the manikins in a department store, but becomes upset when one of the female manikins is to be put in a bridal display. The employee disappears and the groom is replaced with a manikin that looks just like him.
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