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Star Spangled War Stories #164 (1972), story page 7 by Spiegle with Kubert edits

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Location: World War II - 1957-1979 pages (Silver, Bronze Age)
Title: Star Spangled War Stories #164 (1972), story page 7 by Spiegle with Kubert edits*
Artist:  Dan Spiegle (Penciller) ,  Joe Kubert (Penciller) ,  Dan Spiegle (Inker) ,  Joe Kubert (Inker)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
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Likes on CAF: 8
Comments: 8
Added to Site: 9/21/2025

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Description
"Remittance Man!" by Bob Haney, August-September 1972. Letterer is unknown.

Silent ghost hunt page of the Unknown Soldier keeping Tiger Tanaka's men busy combing the jungle for the Remittance Man.

First panel's white-inked plants add depth and contrast. Vines over the Unknown Soldier also give depth to the fourth panel.

This page has no paste-ups with art changes. It does have whiteout to cover up areas in the first, fourth, and fifth panels as well as rework the Unknown Soldier's arm and leg in the fourth panel.

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Ruben DaCollector Member Since 2008
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Posted On 9/21/2025

Great work by Spiegle. I love the very silent storytelling on the page and the light & shadow play in the 5th panel is excellent!

Marcus Wai Member Since 2005
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Posted On 9/21/2025

They might as well nuke the place.  This guy is as elusive as a ghost when he's in the jungle!  All that flora takes great inking.

F M Member Since 2005
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Posted On 9/21/2025

One thing Spiegle could never be accused of is cutting corners. Just look how dense and involved this page is.

John Voytek Member Since 2008
1    
Posted On 9/21/2025

Wow! Really nice page! I love the panel arrangement...it really creates a great visual narrative 

Miki Annamanthadoo Member Since 2003
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Posted On 9/21/2025

Some great jungle scenes here!

Kavi H Member Since 2018
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Posted On 9/21/2025

Awessome page, love the jungle/trees/nature depicted throughout in every panel. Great work by Spiegle (and Kubert)!

Lee Harmon Member Since 2020
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Posted On 9/21/2025

They will never find him. 

Fun panel layout with the small inset. No dialogue needed when storytelling is done right. Besides they would not be talking and give away their location!

Congratulations of landing this story and thanks for sharing it with us here.

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Posted On 9/21/2025

Nice!

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