Yep, the mirror that Harold Whitney got from an odd old man really does let you see what people will look like in the future—a situation that we’d normally mark as a mere time phenomenon and tag as a simple kind of chronoscope. But the story also has a twist at the end that makes me wonder whether the old man was also a time traveler.
Michael Main
I have here a strange invention, a mirror that will let you see how anyone will look at anytime in the future.

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  1. “Don’t Look!” by an unknown writer and Jay Scott Pike, Journey into Mystery #2 (Atlas Comics, August 1952).
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    . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . art by Jay Scott Pike