The Pin

[cyberghostface]

This is from Strange Tales #2.

A man finds a baby on his doorstep.



As you can probably guess Buster proceeds to age rapidly while Walter is aging in reverse. It isn't until long that Walter is a child and Buster the adult.

Comments

[silicondream]

For someone obsessed with rejuvenation, the professor doesn't seem very interested in staying a baby and growing back up the normal way. Neither does the narrator. Nobody here wants to double their lifespan?

[cyberghostface]

Idk if starting over as a baby with your memories still intact without being able to do anything else would be that great.

[leoboiko]

Sure, the first few years would suck. I'd rather restart from 10 or something. But still, I would rather endure a couple years of helplessness than throw away the opportunity of living doubly as longer.

[alicemacher]

At least Walter didn't age all the way down to non-existence. Brrr.

[agharta75]

This character could have been another Ant-Man.

[shakalooloo]

Wow, back in the days when 55 was considered elderly!

[bradygirl_12]

I noticed that, too. In the 1955 film Marty, starring Ernest Borgnine, his mother was considered getting up there and she was only in her fifties.