T-Man #27
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeT-Man, the world-wide trouble-shooter, investigates a assassination plot against a premier in Morocco involving the Red Riffs bandit gang. After discovering that the gang plans to use a decoy car and bomb to kill the premier's convoy, T-Man pursues the criminals through the Moroccan landscape and into the Club Paradise nightclub in the heart of town, where he discovers the beautiful entertainer Rita working for the gang's leader Carlos Bubania. Following a confrontation at the club and a harrowing escape into the mountains, T-Man must stop Makao, the gang's ringleader, from obtaining secret Allied documents while also helping the now-loyal Rita escape the bandits' clutches.
When Pete Trask arrives in Paris for a covert Treasury assignment, he's immediately ambushed by waves of Communist assassins—a hundred-strong operation ordered by the Kremlin to eliminate the T-Man before he can interfere with their plans. Hunted at every turn and unable to shake the relentless Red underground, Trask must navigate the deadly streets of Paris while uncovering the true target of the MVD's conspiracy. The clock ticks as the American agent races to stop a sinister plot that goes far deeper than his own survival.
In "Commie Fire Bomb Plot," T-Man Pete Trask slips into the role of a desperate seaman to uncover a shadowy scheme blocking government aid to Guatemala. Along the way, he crosses paths with Rita, whose loyalty remains uncertain as secrets and suspicion swirl aboard a ship teetering on the edge of danger.
When T-Man Pete Trask’s plane goes down in the rugged terrain of Morocco, he’s forced to trust Wanda—a woman who claims to be a friend—amidst the danger of mountain bandits. With the help of a mysterious ally named Makaco and the ever-watchful Blake, Pete must navigate deception and treachery in a land where loyalty is as scarce as water.
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