Publishers / Quality Comics / T-Man (1951) / #14
14February 1954
$0.10

T-Man #14

Quality Comics · February 1954

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Series
T-Man (Quality Comics, 1951 series)
Issue
#14
Publication date
February 1954
Key date
1954-02-00
Indicia publisher
Comic Magazines
Price
$0.10
Pages
36

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0Trouble in Bavariacover1pencils: Charles NicholasT-Man Pete Trask
1Ultimatum of Doom!comic story10pencils: Charles Nicholas; letters: Sam RosenT-Man Pete Trask; Chief; Mira (villain); Otto Karen (villain, death); Professor Albert Drogner (villain)
2The Case of the Merry Murderercomic story4pencils: Charles Sultan; inks: Charles SultanPhilip Jarrett (millionaire, counterfeiter); Ken Messing (investigator); Tod Ellis (T-man)
3Trouble in Bavariacomic story7pencils: Charles Nicholas; letters: Sam RosenT-Man Pete Trask; T-Man Terry Gordon; Chief; Adolf Hitler (an imposter, villain)
4The Killer Who Wasn't Theretext story1letters: typeset
5Border Incidentcomic story7pencils: Charles Nicholas; letters: Sam RosenT-Man Pete Trask

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