T-Man (1951) comic books 1952

Cover by Reed Crandall and Chuck Cuidera. Stories by unknown. Art by Edmond Good, Harry Anderson and unknown. In this issue: T-Man in "Trouble's Double" with pencils by Edmond Good - A Russian agent is impersonating Pete Trask to insult members of a delegation negotiating an oil treaty to block it from being signed; "The Case of the Narcotic Smuggler"; T-Man in "Death in the Deep" with art by Harry Anderson - A Russian submarine with a secret rocket launcher surfaces right under the bow of a South Pacific cruise ship and sinks in shallow waters; 1-page text story "Keyhole Clue"; and T-Man in "A Quick Freeze with Hot Lead" - A briefcase full of data hot enough to blow up half of Europe is lost in a railway crash in the Alps and must be found before the Russians get it. 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover pencils by Reed Crandall. Stories by unknown. Art by Reed Crandall, John Belcastro, Dan Zolnerowich, Edmond Good and unknown. In this issue: T-Man in "Panama Peril" with pencils by Reed Crandall; "Waxey Gordon's Life of Crime" with art by John Belcastro; T-Man in "The Body in the Bull Ring!" with pencils by Dan Zolnerowich - Trask is sent to Madrid to get details on a communist uprising and an attempt to kill a female bull fighter for testifying about the plot against the government; 1-page text story "Smuggler's Eye"; and T-Man in "The Scimitar of Ali Musta" with pencils by Edmond Good - Trask has to play gangster to get information when deporting a big crook back to Turkey. 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover pencils by Reed Crandall. Stories by unknown. Art by Reed Crandall, William Hargis, Dan Zolnerowich and unknown. In this issue: T-Man in "Violence in Venice" with pencils by Reed Crandall; "A Trap for Counterfeiters" with art by William Hargis - A Federal Agent poses as a buyer of bogus bills to round up counterfeiters; T-Man in "Fourteen Dangerous Hours" with pencils by Dan Zolnerowich - Trask is assigned to get aboard a Russian ship and dump its cargo of drugs into the sea before it clears the Suez Canal; 1-page text story "Dollars for Doughnuts"; and T-Man in "Behind the Iron Curtain!" with pencils by Dan Zolnerowich - T-Man is to get into Czechoslovakia to get a kidnapped scientist out from behind the Iron Curtain. 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

Stories by unknown. Art by Dan Zolnerowich and unknown. In this issue: T-Man in "The Man Who Could Be Hitler!" with pencils by Dan Zolnerowich - With the cooperation of Egyptian sympathizers, Nazis hiding in a pyramid prepare to get back to power using germ warfare; "The Lustig Case" - Victor Lustig was one of the most elusive criminals in the annals of the Secret Service; T-Man in "Escape to Danger?" with pencils by Dan Zolnerowich - Trask is sent to help a woman, who's supposed to be an American spy, out of red China so she can give valuable information; 1-page text story "The Dumb Ones"; and T-Man in "The Dying Dutchman!" with pencils by Dan Zolnerowich - Somewhere in Holland a guy was making counterfeit American bills, and Trask had to ferret him out. 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover by Reed Crandall. Stories by unknown. Art by Dan Zolnerowich and unknown. In this issue: T-Man in "Mr. Murder of the Black Hand" with pencils by Dan Zolnerowich - Trask poses as manager for the ex-girlfriend of Mafia boss Racelli to get to the killer of a fellow T-Man; T-Man Tom Roccola in "The Dope Ring and Revolution"; T-Man in "Narcotics from Nobody" with pencils by Dan Zolnerowich - Stores had been smashed and citizens assaulted in Germany by American soldiers drugged by Russian cigarettes; 1-page T-Man Ray Brady text story "Intercepted Peril"; and T-Man in "Torture of the Brass Bowl" with pencils by Dan Zolnerowich - Somewhere in Hong Kong, Chinese Reds held the daughter of a wealthy San Francisco merchant, threatening her with death unless they collected blood money. 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover by Reed Crandall. Stories by unknown. Art by Dan Zolnerowich and unknown. In this issue: T-Man in "A Red Ticket to Hell!" with pencils by Dan Zolnerowich - Pete Trask heads to an unnamed Eastern country to stop a communist uprising and ends up working at a logging company; T-Men in "The Deadly Dope" - Heroin smugglers get caught by the T-Men; untitled T-Man story with pencils by Dan Zolnerowich - Pete Trask heads to Egypt to deal with "the most beautiful man-bait this side of the grave", Margot; 1-page T-Man Ed Ewing text story "Remember the Blonde" - Molly turns on her counterfeiting buddies and they get caught by the T-Men; and T-Man in "The Tigers of Balipur!" with pencils by Dan Zolnerowich - Pete Trask heads to India to catch a Pakistani communist and ends up almost being fed to the tigers. 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.