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T-Man #24

Apr 1955 · Quality Comics · 0.10 USD
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In "Red Sabotage," T-Man agent Track must stop a Soviet plot to assassinate the British Prime Minister using a bomb hidden in the Prime Minister's car in London. After intercepting a Russian fighter plane and discovering the sabotage scheme, Track infiltrates the House of Commons and battles red agents to prevent the assassination. Track pursues the operation further, trailing a suspicious figure named Boshki to a rendezvous hotel where Soviet operatives have captured him. In a climactic confrontation in Japan, Track confronts the sinister Zabansky and his red agents, ultimately foiling their attempt to escape with their prisoners as military authorities close in.

Contains 4 stories
Shocking Red Sabotage
10 pp · Crime, Spy
T-Man [Pete Trask]Manovitch (underground agent)Commissar Karkov (villain)Comrade Zorita (villain, female agent)Leo Vinski (villain, double for Trask)Comrade Tasoff (villain)Comrade Kremski (villain)

In "Shocking Red Sabotage," T-Man — undercover as the double agent Leo Vinski — races against time to thwart a global bombing scheme targeting Allied capitals, all while evading capture by Comrade Zorita, who now knows his true identity. With the stakes rising and his cover in ruins, Trask must outwit a web of Soviet operatives, including Commissar Karkov and the ruthless Comrade Tasoff, before the world’s cities are torn apart.

Underground Intrigue
4 pp · Crime, Spy
T-Man Paul Drake [also as Comrade Drake]T-Man AndersonComrade Dennis (villain)Comrade Travers (villain)

The U.S. Treasury Department hatches a daring undercover scheme to plant T-Man Paul Drake inside a Communist sabotage ring's inner circle—the only group with access to their most dangerous secrets. When a staged arrest and dramatic escape convince the Reds of Drake's loyalty, he gains the trust he needs to infiltrate their ranks and expose their operations from within. With his new position secured among the conspirators, Drake is poised to dismantle their sinister plot against America.

Decoy for Disaster
7 pp · Crime, Spy
T-Man Pete DrakeAgent Boski (villain)Dargon (villain)The Peeg [Louie Dubois] (villain)Jacques Lamarsh (villain)Madam Zonda (villain)

When a top-secret French atomic formula is stolen by Communist operatives, T-Man Pete Trask races to track down the cunning agents—only to discover he's been set up as the unwitting courier in a scheme more devious than he realized. As the trail leads from Rennes to Brest Airport, Trask must outrun both the clock and a Soviet trap designed to turn him into the fall guy for the theft. "Decoy for Disaster" is a tense espionage story that proves the enemy's real genius lies not in stealing secrets, but in playing the hero himself.

The Red Spy Ring
7 pp · Crime, Spy
T-Man Pete TraskIgor VastorvaDashov (villain)Yanski (villain)Zabanski (villain)

When a former Russian embassy attaché named Igor Vastorva seeks asylum to expose the Kremlin's secrets, T-Man Pete Trask must shepherd him through Tokyo while dodging assassins from an entire communist spy ring determined to silence him before he reaches safety. After a carefully arranged press interview at the U.S. Embassy nearly succeeds, Trask and Vastorva are ambushed and taken captive by the ruthless spy chief Zabanski, who plans to ship them to a Soviet-held island before flying them to Moscow. With time running out and their escape window narrowing by the hour, Trask must find a way to outwit his captors and stop Zabanski's fishing boat before it vanishes into international waters.

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CGC 5.5 · 1 in census $156*
CGC 5.0 · 1 in census $148*
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Reprinted in Crack Action #1 (1955), Men of Mystery Comics #109 (2018), T-Man #2

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