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Peg Powler

Peg Powler is a hag and water spirit in English folklore who inhabits the River Tees. Similar to the Grindylow, Jenny Greenteeth, and Nelly Longarms, she drags children into the water if they get too close to the edge. She is regarded as a bogeyman figure who is invoked by parents to frighten children into proper behavior. The 19th century folklorist…

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related to Adaptations · 8
Peg Powler → Alex Toth, Glen James Brown, In, Ironopolis, Mike Peppe, Standard Comics, The Peg Powler, The Unseen
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Peg Powleris ahag and water spirit in English folklore who inhabits the River Tees0.90text
Peg Powlerrelated to AdaptationsIn0.60section
Peg Powlerrelated to AdaptationsAlex Toth0.60section
Peg Powlerrelated to AdaptationsMike Peppe0.60section
Peg Powlerrelated to AdaptationsStandard Comics0.60section
Peg Powlerrelated to AdaptationsThe Unseen0.60section
Peg Powlerrelated to AdaptationsThe Peg Powler0.60section
Peg Powlerrelated to AdaptationsIronopolis0.60section
Peg Powlerrelated to AdaptationsGlen James Brown0.60section

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