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Cover: Carl Burgos

Mystic #39

Sep 1955 · Marvel · 0.10 USD
📊 ~11,476 copies sold its debut month
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“The Man Who Couldn't Die!”

A September 1955 Atlas-era anthology from the "All New Mystic Tales" banner, this issue teases the lead story with a four-panel cover by Carl Burgos that poses an irresistible question: "Twenty-One Footsteps — Where Did They Come From…And Why?" Each panel tracks a man in a yellow hat and red coat as he encounters a trail of mysterious, apparently sourceless footprints — on a glowing yellow floor, along a rain-slicked city street near a parked car, and in a shadowy alley — while a second figure in an orange coat seems to flee in alarm. Burgos stages the eerie progression with punchy mid-century energy, making invisible feet feel genuinely unsettling at a dime a copy.

artist, inker Sam Kweskin · cover Carl Burgos

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artist, inker Sam Kweskin
cover pencils, inks Carl Burgos

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A boy stumbles across a secret distintegrating formula stolen from a government lab.

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