Publishers / Quality Comics / T-Man (1951) / #23
23March 1955
$0.10

T-Man #23

Quality Comics · March 1955

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Series
T-Man (Quality Comics, 1951 series)
Issue
#23
Publication date
March 1955
Key date
1955-03-00
Indicia publisher
Comic Magazines
Price
$0.10
Pages
36

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0Red Intrigue in Pariscover1T-Man Pete Trask
2Red Intrigue in Pariscomic story10T-Man Pete Trask; Chief; Francois; Ivor Storski (death); Madam Volga (villain)
4Seconds to Livecomic story4T-Man Tom Benson; T-Man Chambers; Comrade Clark (villain, death); Comrade Johnson (villain); Comrade Potter (villain)
5H-Bomb Paniccomic story7T-Man Pete Trask; Chief; Admiral Danvers; Mr. Manning (villain); Katu (villain); Lun (villain)
6No Clue of Dangertext story1editing: Harry Stein, Alfred Grenet, Elaine Allen, Gloria Bley, June Andrus, Richard ArnoldKing Louis; Agent Bill Willis; Agent Clark; Agent Jim Jones; Prince Trovino (villain)
7The Dreaded Truth Towercomic story7T-Man Pete Trask; Professor Marvok (death); Valeckov (death); Chief Laski (villain)

Plus 6 pages of advertisements and other matter across 6 sequences, as published.

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