G.I. Combat #178 — NM 9.4
May 1975 • DC Comics • The Haunted Tank • Joe Kubert cover
One of the stronger mid-’70s Haunted Tank issues, with a classic Kubert war cover that hits hard — tanks, fire, chaos, and that unmistakable DC war grit. This is peak Bronze Age combat comics when stories still felt heavy, dangerous, and grounded.
Inside you get “A Tank Is Born” by Robert Kanigher and Sam Glanzman, plus backup war stories including “Face of the Enemy.” Great storytelling, strong art throughout, and that weird, perfect blend of pulp history and battlefield myth that makes G.I. Combat such an underrated series.
Maj. Picto’s Grading Notes (9.4 / Near Mint)
Sharp and clean copy with strong color and gloss. Corners are crisp, spine is tight with minimal stress, and the cover lays flat. Interior pages are bright and well-attached with no tears, stains, or writing. Exceptionally well-kept for a DC war book from the mid-’70s.
G.I. Combat #178 — NM 9.4
May 1975 • DC Comics • The Haunted Tank • Joe Kubert cover
One of the stronger mid-’70s Haunted Tank issues, with a classic Kubert war cover that hits hard — tanks, fire, chaos, and that unmistakable DC war grit. This is peak Bronze Age combat comics when stories still felt heavy, dangerous, and grounded.
Inside you get “A Tank Is Born” by Robert Kanigher and Sam Glanzman, plus backup war stories including “Face of the Enemy.” Great storytelling, strong art throughout, and that weird, perfect blend of pulp history and battlefield myth that makes G.I. Combat such an underrated series.
Maj. Picto’s Grading Notes (9.4 / Near Mint)
Sharp and clean copy with strong color and gloss. Corners are crisp, spine is tight with minimal stress, and the cover lays flat. Interior pages are bright and well-attached with no tears, stains, or writing. Exceptionally well-kept for a DC war book from the mid-’70s.
