T-Man #16

Treasury Agent Pete Trask arrives in French Indo-China to investigate a trail of counterfeit American bills connected to a Communist rebel outfit, only to discover the operation is run by Tiger Lily, a dangerously beautiful and cunning rebel commander. Trask goes undercover to infiltrate the gang and locate their hidden printing press, but his cover is blown before he can fully uncover the conspiracy's reach. With danger closing in from all sides, the agent must navigate a web of deception where allies and enemies are far harder to tell apart than he bargained for.

A Treasury man tracks down the elusive bandit Stitch Murray after a daring bank robbery and escape, following a clever lead that takes him to an unlikely sanctuary: a traveling carnival where a masked puppeteer performs with his marionettes. When the T-man closes in on his quarry's carefully hidden refuge, he uncovers how Murray has been concealing both himself and the stolen bank funds in plain sight.

When Treasury agent Pete Trask arrives in Paris to investigate a series of bank robberies that endangered U.S. deposits, he quickly discovers the case is far more sinister than simple gangsterism—the criminals are communist operatives led by the ruthless Mr. Frenac. Trask must outwit both the mob and the dangerous streets of Paris to expose the conspiracy before it's too late.

T-Man Pete Trask finds himself caught between a rock and a hard place when a Red secret police chief offers to sell American intelligence in exchange for cash and safe passage to the West. Racing against Soviet forces to locate the fugitive and verify his identity, Trask must navigate treachery, imposters, and a deadly pursuit across hostile terrain—all while keeping a man he despises alive long enough to extract the secrets his country desperately needs. It's a high-stakes game of cat and mouse where trust is a luxury neither side can afford.