Cover: Jay Scott Pike

Girls' Romances #160

Oct 1971 · DC · 0.25 USD

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“He Was My Man”

In "He Was My Man," a poignant story from Girls' Romances #160 (1971), Barbara, who once left her hometown to chase art in the city, comes back to find her past and present colliding. Drawn by Arthur Peddy and inked by Bernard Sachs, the tale explores quiet choices and second chances, as Barbara crosses paths with a local painter whose ambition mirrors her own regrets. The cover, by Jay Scott Pike, captures the moment with tender, evocative detail.

artist Arthur Peddy · inker Bernard Sachs · cover Jay Scott Pike

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artist Arthur Peddy

inker Bernard Sachs

cover pencils, inks Jay Scott Pike

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Barbara gives up her artistic dreams in the big city and returns to her home town. She meets a talented painter, but refuses his advances because she thinks he should pursue the kind of career that she rejected.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).

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