T-Man (1951) comic books 1954-1956

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Stories by unknown. Art by Charles Sultan and unknown. U.S. Treasury Agent Pete Trask has found out something that no one outside that room knows! But is it really Hitler? His death has never been proved! Has Trask stumbled on a secret that will startle the world? Find out in "Trouble in Bavaria"! Also on this issue: T-Man in "Ultimatum of Doom!"; T-Man Tod Ellis in "The Case of the Merry Murderer" with art by Charles Sultan; 1-page text story "The Killer Who Wasn't There"; and T-Man in "Border Incident"! 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

Stories by unknown. Art by unknown. Is there no escape? Will a merciless red bullet end the life of Treasury Agent Pete Trask as it did Dr. Kredge? See..."The Traitor"! Also in this issue: T-Man in "Underground Renegade"; "The Dead Man's Shoes"; 1-page text story "The Dumb Trick"; and T-Man in "Two Days to Doom"! 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

Stories by unknown. Art by unknown. Merciless red killers trap Treasury Agent Pete Trask in "Hunt for a Hatchetman"! Also in this issue: T-Man in "The Terror of the Orient"; "Death Pulls the Strings"; T-Man in "The Paris Heist Mob"; and 1-page text story "Diplomatic Courier"! 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

Stories by unknown. Art by Irvin Steinberg and unknown. Out of the shadows came this killer...a fiend with a gun whose bullet none could escape! Don't miss T-Man in "The Red Trigger-Man!" with pencils by Irvin Steinberg. Also in this issue: T-Man in "The Plot to Blow Up the U.S.A." with pencils by Irvin Steinberg; T-Man Floyd Collins in "The Subway Swindlers"; T-Man in "Passport to Death" with pencils by Irvin Steinberg; and 1-page text story "Dangerous Assignment"! 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

Stories by unknown. Art by unknown. In this issue: T-Man (Pete Trask) and T-Man Floyd Collins in "Marked for Doom"; T-Man Tom Bailey in "Medicines for Evil"; T-Man (Pete Trask), T-Man Floyd Collins and T-Man Manning in "Death Rides the Rails"; 1-page text story "Time for Murder"; and T-Man (Pete Trask) in "The Killers of the Nile!" 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

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Stories by unknown. Art by unknown. T-Man Pete Trask crash-lands in Indo-China right into a nest of red killers in "Death Ambush!" Also in this issue: T-Man in "Moscow's Merchant of Murder"; T-Man Nevins in "The Big Frame-Up"; 1-page text story "Top Secret," reprinted from Blackhawk (1944 1st Series) #64; and T-Man in "Herr Hijack!" 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover pencils by John Rosenberger. Stories by unknown. Art by John Rosenberger, Charles Sultan and unknown. In this issue: T-Man in "Project Doom" with pencils by John Rosenberger - A plot to assassinate all of the free world's leaders during a meeting in Stockholm is revealed in papers delivered to Trask by a Russian agent; T-Man Bart Fabian in "Ransom for Death" with pencils by Charles Sultan - Film cans are stolen from a Hollywood set making a pirate movie; T-Man in "Red Ring of Fire!"; 1-page text story "The Perfect Double Cross," reprinted from Blackhawk (1944 1st Series) #78; and T-Man in "The City of Spies" - An American diplomat is hypnotised by a French communist to obey a delayed hypnotic command to kill a North African caliph. 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover pencils by John Rosenberger. Stories by unknown. Art by Joe Certa and unknown. In this issue: T-Man (Pete Trask) in "Red Ammo Mart" with inks by Joe Certa - There is a vast "super mart" of munitions stored in a Havana hillside for use against the US; T-Man Pete Barker and T-Man Joe in "A Trap for Counterfeiters" - A ring of counterfeiters is rounded up when a Federal agent poses as a buyer of bogus bills; T-Man (Pete Trask) and T-Man Ed in "Red Hostage!"; 1-page text story "Intercepted Peril"; and T-Man (Pete Trask) in "The Return of Mussolini"! 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover pencils by John Rosenberger. Stories by unknown. Art by unknown. Treasury Agent Pete Trask is trapped in an ancient Moslem tomb...a macabre headquarters for reds! See T-Man in "Propaganda for Doom"! Also in this issue: T-Man in "Hindu Intrigue"; T-Man Don Miller in "Treason Trap"; 1-page text story "The Ill Wind," reprinted from Plastic Man (1943 Vital/Quality) #34; and T-Man in "Red Inferno"! 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

Stories by unknown. Art by unknown. In this issue: T-Man (Pete Trask) in "Red Intrigue in Paris"; T-Man Tom Benson and T-Man Chambers in "Seconds to Live"; T-Man (Pete Trask) in "H-Bomb Panic"; T-Man (Pete Trask) in "The Dreaded Truth Tower"; and 1-page text story "No Clue of Danger," reprinted from Modern Comics (1945) #99 (note: story was originally a Blackhawk story; script modified in reprint to change the names of the characters and Chop Chop's dialog). 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

Stories by unknown. Art by unknown. See how the red assassins work in "Shocking Red Sabotage," a T-Man (Pete Trask) tale! Also in this issue: T-Man Paul Drake and T-Man Anderson in "Underground Intrigue"; T-Man (Pete Trask) in "Decoy for Disaster"; 1-page text story "Twisted Revenge"; and T-Man (Pete Trask) in "The Red Spy Ring"! 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

Stories by unknown. Art by unknown. In this issue: T-Man (Pete Trask) in "The Ingenious Red Trap"; T-Man Tom Fields in "Red Vengeance"; T-Man (Pete Trask) in "Italy's Red Plunderer!"; 1-page text story "By-Line on Suspense"; and T-Man (Pete Trask) in "Formosa Inferno"! 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

Stories by unknown. Art by unknown. T-Man in "The Deserters to Red Doom" - Communists hypnotize American soldiers into walking over to the East side of Berlin, hold them captive then fake letters to their parents saying that they've defected. And it's up to Pete Trask to prove it's all a plot to make the Americans think badly of their soldiers. (Note: Most likely a modified reprint of a pre-Code story.) Also in this issue: T-Man Paul Barston in "Red Cargo for Destruction" - Paul Barston, a T-Man deep undercover with the Communists, finds out about a plan to sabotage manufacturing plants using pens with bombs in them; T-Man in "Red Conquest By Treachery" - Pete Trask is the only man to stand between the Communists and Formosa, and the only way he can do it is by moving a lighthouse; 1-page text story "Naombi's Skull"; and T-Man in "Master of Destruction" - Pete Trask travels to Venezuela, where Ivan Orlov, a Communist saboteur, has his sights set on an oil field. 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

Stories by unknown. Art by unknown. In this issue: T-Man in "The Great Assassination Plot" - Pete Trask escapes communist bullets from a hundred red agents in France and saves the life of the Premier of France; T-Man Higgens and T-Man Davenport in "The Underground Newspaper" - T-Man Higgens impersonates a dead Russian to infiltrate an illegal underground Communist Press ring; T-Man in "Commie Fire Bomb Plot" - Pete Trask goes undercover as a down-on-his-luck sea-man to find out why government aid to help Guatemala fight the Reds isn't getting through...on the way he meets Rita who may or may not be on his side; 1-page text story "The Dumb Crook"; and T-Man in "Red Riffs of Morocco" - Pete Trask's plane is shot down over Morocco and he has to rely on a supposed friend, Wanda, to help him escape the clutches of the mountain bandits. 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

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Stories by unknown. Art by W.G. Hargis and unknown. In this issue: Amidst the ruins of ancient Greece, Treasury Agent Pete Trask tracks down the..."Commie Paymaster!" Also in this issue: Inspector Denver in "The Mystery of the Missing Shoes!" with art by W.G. Hargis, reprinted from Police Comics (1941) #119 (note: missing page 2, modified dialogue); T-Man in "International Frameup!", reprinted from Police Comics (1941) #118; 1-page text story "The Case of the China Cat," reprinted from Ken Shannon (1952) #2; and T-Man in "The Red Racket!", reprinted from Police Comics (1941) #120. 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

Reprints. Stories by unknown. Art by John Forte and unknown. In this issue: T-Man in "The Death House at Bergenstrasse 13!", reprinted from Police Comics (1941) #105 (note: last panel on page 8 is replaced with modified art and dialog from the last two panels of page 9, and the rest of page 9 is removed from story); "Hard-Fisted Gary Malone" with art by John Forte, reprinted from Police Comics (1941) #118 (note: missing one page); T-Man in "Green Is a Danger Signal!", reprinted from Police Comics (1941) #110; 1-page text story "Hypno the Great," reprinted from Doll Man Quarterly (1941 Quality) #30; and T-Man in "The Red Robbers!", reprinted from Police Comics (1941) #122. 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

Reprints. Stories by Joe Millard and unknown. Art by Edmond Good, Dan Zolnerowich and unknown. In this issue: T-Man in "Girl with Doom in Her Hands!" with story by Joe Millard and pencils by Edmond Good, reprinted from T-Man (1951) #2 (original title: "Girl with Death in Her Hands!") - Explosive X, the most powerful non-atomic explosive, discovered by Dr. Hallon, is stolen by a Chinese agent; "The Heart of a Cop," reprinted from Police Comics (1941) #106 (note: missing two pages); T-Man in "The Body in the Bull Ring!" with pencils by Dan Zolnerowich, reprinted from T-Man (1951) #4 - Trask is sent to Madrid to get details on a communist uprising and an attempt to kill a female bull fighter for testifying about the plot against the government; 1-page text story "Cops Never Retire," reprinted from Police Comics (1941) #126; and T-Man in "The Elephant Who Loved Flowers!" with story by Joe Millard, reprinted from T-Man (1951) #1 - A press for printing hate and lies about the USA in papers in India is secretly hidden in a mosque and is revealed by a stampeding elephant. 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

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Reprints. Stories by Joe Millard and unknown. Art by Edmond Good and unknown. In this issue: T-Man in "Trouble's Double" with pencils by Edmond Good, reprinted from T-Man (1951) #3 - A Russian agent is impersonating Pete Trask to insult members of delegation negotiating an oil treaty to block it from being signed; "Trapped by T-Men," reprinted from ?; "T-Man's Holiday" with story by Joe Millard and pencils by Edmond Good, reprinted from T-Man (1951) #1 - At a dentist in Rome, Trask is having a tooth fixed...by coincidence, Allied agents burst in to search the office for a microfilm intended for communist spies; 1-page T-Man Ed Ewing text story "Remember the Blonde," reprinted from T-Man (1951) #8 - Molly turns on her counterfeiting buddies and they get caught by the T-Men; and T-Man Tom Roccola in "The Dope Ring and Revolution," reprinted from T-Man (1951) #7. 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

Reprints. Stories by unknown. Art by Dan Zolnerowich and unknown. In this issue: T-Man in "The Doomed Legion!", reprinted from Police Comics (1941) #119 (note: missing one page); T-Man in "Two Bundles of Dynamite!", reprinted from Police Comics (1941) #116; "The Matchbook of Doom," reprinted from Police Comics (1941) #111; 1-page text story "Roses are Red," reprinted from Ken Shannon (1952) #6; and T-Man in "Behind the Iron Curtain!" with pencils by Dan Zolnerowich, reprinted from T-Man (1951) #5 - T-Man is to get into Czechoslovakia to get a kidnapped scientist out from behind the Iron Curtain. 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

Reprints. Stories by unknown. Art by John Forte and unknown. In this issue: T-Man in "Terror Behind the Lines!", reprinted from Police Comics (1941) #123; "Bribery in the Boys Club" with pencils by John Forte, reprinted from Police Comics (1941) #114; T-Man in "A Quick Freeze with Hot Lead!", reprinted from T-Man (1951) #3 - A briefcase full of data hot enough to blow up half of Europe is lost in a railway crash in the Alps and must be found before the Russians get it; Arizona Raines in 1-page text story "Gamblers Off Guard," reprinted from Crack Western (1949) #67; and T-Man in "The Red Mermaid," reprinted from Police Comics (1941) #124. 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

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Reprints. Stories by Joe Millard and unknown. Art by Dan Zolnerowich, Harry Anderson and unknown. In this issue: T-Man in "The Man Who Could Be Hitler!" with pencils by Dan Zolnerowich, reprinted from T-Man (1951) #6 - With the cooperation of Egyptian sympathizers, Nazis hiding in a pyramid prepare to get back to power using germ warfare; T-Man Oscar W. Polcuch in "The Case of the Reckless Smuggler: Ambush at Woodbine Check!", reprinted from ?; T-Man in "Escape to Danger?" with pencils by Dan Zolnerowich, reprinted from T-Man (1951) #6 - Trask is sent to help a woman, who's supposed to be an American spy, out of red China so she can give valuable information; 1-page text story "Handcuffed"; and T-Man in "Musical Menace!" with story by Joe Millard and pencils by Harry Anderson, reprinted from T-Man (1951) #2 (original title: "Musical Murder!") - A hundred thousand dollars worth of smuggled diamonds are hidden inside the maracas of a Latin musical band. 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

Reprints. Stories by unknown. Art by Dan Zolnerowich, John Forte and unknown. In this issue: T-Man in "The Voice of Russia" with pencils by Dan Zolnerowich, reprinted from T-Man (1951) #11 - A Swedish cargo plane carrying T-Man Trask is shot down over the Baltic by a Russian submarine trying out a new gun-aimer, and Trask is taken prisoner; "One Heroic Hour" with art by John Forte, reprinted from Police Comics (1941) #117; T-Man Patterson in "T-Man's Triumph," reprinted from T-Man (1951) #11 (original title: "Formula for Death") - A con man makes counterfeit money by using real money and chemicals in a little cylinder, and he tricks a big-time gambler; 1-page text story "Bird of Evil," reprinted from Blackhawk (1944 1st Series) #80; and T-Man in "The Doctor of Destruction!", reprinted from Police Comics (1941) #112 - Treasury Agent Pete Trask seeks out a cunning agent behind commie lines. Plus: untitled Jonesy 1-pager by Bernard Dibble, reprinted from ?; and untitled Big Top 1-pager by Bernard Dibble, reprinted from Feature Comics (1939 Quality) #144 - A man with horns tries to join the circus, but gets sent away by Butch. 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

Reprints. Stories by unknown. Art by Dan Zolnerowich and unknown. In this issue: T-Man in "Pipeline to Peril" with pencils by Dan Zolnerowich, reprinted from T-Man (1951) #9 (note: missing one page) - Pete Trask goes undercover as a welder in the Middle East to solve the murder of a fellow treasury officer; 1-page text story "A Ranger Again," reprinted from Crack Western (1949) #80; "Hijackers Incorporated!", reprinted from Police Comics (1941) #116 (note: missing one page); T-Man in "The Sign of the Red Bull!", reprinted from Police Comics (1941) #115 - Treasury Agent Pete Trask is ambushed; and T-Man in "The Dying Dutchman!" with pencils by Dan Zolnerowich, reprinted from T-Man (1951) #6 - Somewhere in Holland a guy was making counterfeit American bills, and Trask had to ferret him out. 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

Reprints. Stories by unknown. Art by Dan Zolnerowich, W.G. Hargis and unknown. In this issue: T-Man in "A Red Ticket to Danger!" with pencils by Dan Zolnerowich, reprinted from T-Man (1951) #8 (original title: "A Red Ticket to Hell!") - Pete Trask heads to an unnamed Eastern country to stop a communist uprising and ends up working at a logging company (note: this reprint has been modified from the original, presumably to meet Comics Code Authority guidelines); Inspector Denver in "Mr. Dynamite!" with art by W.G. Hargis, reprinted from Police Comics (1941) #113 (original title: "The Walking Death") - A man calling himself Mr. Dynamite wanders into the precinct with dynamite strapped around his waist and a plan to rob armored cars (note: original pages 4-5 condensed to one page, and other edits made presumably to confirm to Comics Code); T-Man in "Trial By Terror" with pencils by Dan Zolnerowich, reprinted from T-Man (1951) #9 - Pete Trask must go behind the red curtain in Bucharest to rescue a man named Simpson (note: this reprint has been modified from the original, presumably to meet the standards of the Comics Code); 1-page text story "Boom Town"; and T-Man in "Daredevils Only Die Once!" with pencils by Dan Zolnerowich, reprinted from T-Man (1951) #11 - T-Man Trask goes undercover as a daredevil driver at a circus to find out who is trying to set off a riot at the Pan-American Exposition (note: this reprint has been modified from the original, probably due to the Comics Code). 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

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Final issue. Reprints. Stories by unknown. Art by Charles Nicholas and unknown. In this issue: T-Man in "Ultimatum of Doom!" with pencils by Charles Nicholas, reprinted from T-Man (1951) #14; T-Man Floyd Collins in "The Subway Swindlers," reprinted from T-Man (1951) #17 - T-Man Collins vs. counterfeiters; T-Man in "Trouble in Bavaria," reprinted from T-Man (1951) #14 - Has U.S. Treasury Agent Pete Trask stumbled on a secret that will startle the world?; 1-page text story "Tenderfoot Cowboy," reprinted from Crack Western (1949) #77; and T-Man in "The Paris Heist Mob," reprinted from T-Man (1951) #16. 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.