Cover: Bill Everett
Mystic #47
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In "The Man Who Could Do Anything," a 1956 issue of Mystic, a teenage inventor's latest creation—a mechanical potato peeler—draws the attention of a mysterious supernatural figure determined to protect the tradition of hand-peeling. Cover by Bill Everett, this story blends whimsy and the uncanny, exploring the quiet clash between progress and ritual.
artist, inker, letterer Dick Ayers · cover Bill Everett
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artist, inker, letterer Dick Ayers
cover pencils, inks Bill Everett
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A teenager is inventing a mechanical potato peeler, but a supernatural figure stops him to preserve the culture of hand-peeling potatoes in kitchens.
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