The Man Who Grew Young and Fritz Lieber’s story “The Man Who Never Grew Young” are remarkably similar. On the first reading of Quinn’s graphic novel I thought that I was reading a fleshed out version of Lieber’s narrative.
Are the two estates aware of the existence of the other story?

I’m afraid I’ve never read (or even heard of) Fritz Lieber’s “The Man Who Never Grew Young.” The similarity of the titles is certainly a remarkable coincidence.

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The Man Who Grew Young and Fritz Lieber’s story “The Man Who Never Grew Young” are remarkably similar. On the first reading of Quinn’s graphic novel I thought that I was reading a fleshed out version of Lieber’s narrative. Are the two estates aware of the existence of the other story?

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The Man Who Grew Young and Fritz Lieber’s story “The Man Who Never Grew Young” are remarkably similar. On the first reading of Quinn’s graphic novel I thought that I was reading a fleshed out version of Lieber’s narrative.
Are the two estates aware of the existence of the other story?