The Brave and the Bold #178 page 5. <The image here is not as sharp as my scanned image. I'm not sure why.>
Jim Aparo did the pencils, inks, and lettering on this page. The last panel shows the first full appearance of the Origami Man! According to the book Jim Aparo Brave & Bold Artist, this was one of Aparo’s favorite B&B issues.
“The inspiration for the Origami Man came, visually, from the last issue of Blue Beetle (#6) that Steve Ditko produced for Charlton. It was never published as a regular comic book, but ultimately the story appeared in [Contemporary Pictorial Literature], a [Charlton comics] fanzine. The cover villain was the Specter, a crook who could turn himself invisible except for bands of white strips wrapping around his body, give him a spooky, ghostlike look. I liked that and decided to do something similar with the Japanese art of origami. But my description of it in the script was only a general one; the actual visual look was all Jim Aparo’s work, and he did a fine. Oh, and looking at my script I see that I sent along photo reference of origami, which Jim worked from.” - Alan Brennert (writer of B&B #178), Jim Aparo Brave & Bold Artist, pages 83-84.