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T-Man #23 (1955)

Quality Comics · 1955 · 36 pages

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Contains 4 stories
Red Intrigue in Paris
10 pp · crime; spy
T-Man Pete TraskChiefFrancoisIvor Storski (death)Madam Volga (villain)

T-Man Pete Trask is assigned to guard the delivery of two powerful new atomic tanks to France, but Soviet agent Madam Volga has her own ruthless plans to seize them for the Kremlin. When a carefully orchestrated scheme puts the tanks in danger, Trask must match wits with the cunning enemy operative and her network of communist agents to prevent the technology from falling into hostile hands.

Seconds to Live
4 pp · Crime
T-Man Tom BensonT-Man ChambersComrade Clark (villain, death)Comrade Johnson (villain)Comrade Potter (villain)

Undercover Treasury agent T-Man Tom Benson's carefully cultivated cover inside a Communist cell crumbles when a trapped operative escapes custody and returns to expose him—forcing Benson into a desperate gamble to turn suspicion onto the real traitor before he can reveal the truth. With minutes to spare before a police raid and his own execution looming, Benson must outthink his comrades and convince them that the escaped agent is the spy, not him. It's a high-wire act of survival in the shadow of the Communist underground, where one wrong move means death.

H-Bomb Panic
7 pp · crime; spy
T-Man Pete TraskChiefAdmiral DanversMr. Manning (villain)Katu (villain)Lun (villain)

When Communist operatives frame the United States for H-bomb explosions near Japan to turn the nation against America, Treasury Agent Pete Trask must join Admiral Danvers and a submarine crew on a covert island search to expose the plot—but a traitor in their midst has already tipped off the enemy to Trask's presence. As the team closes in on the Communist base, Trask races against time to uncover the spy before the reds' next devastating attack.

The Dreaded Truth Tower
7 pp · crime; spy
T-Man Pete TraskProfessor Marvok (death)Valeckov (death)Chief Laski (villain)

T-Man Pete Trask infiltrates deep into Soviet territory on a dangerous mission, where he's supposed to memorize a vital neutralizing formula from Professor Marvok—a secret the brutal NKVD will stop at nothing to extract. When the Red secret police capture Trask and throw him into the dreaded Truth Tower, a psychological torture prison designed to break any mind, the resourceful treasury agent must outwit their fiendish interrogation methods before his resistance crumbles.

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