While the artwork by Douglas Shuler isn't among Magic 's most iconic pieces, it is still evocative of its era (and also vaguely resembles Puddy from Seinfeld ) , and a 3/3 for four mana that could destroy a black permanent for a relatively low price was still well above rate in the game's early years
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