T-Man, #3

Published: January 1952

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T-Man #3

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Issue Contents:
Death Trap in Iran!
1 page spy
Characters
  • T-Man Pete Trask
Credits
Story Notes

We formerly credited the inks to Reed Crandall.

Trouble's Double
Story 1 10 pages spy
Storyline

A Russian agent is impersonating Pete Trask to insult members of delegation negotiating an oil treaty to block it from being signed.

Characters
  • T-Man Pete Trask
  • Lorna Marcey
  • Mir Reza
  • Mr. Lacey
  • Sam
  • Sir Glenn
  • Fedor Kogov (villain)
  • Razma (villain)
  • Vashil [also as Pete Trask] (villain)
Credits
Story Notes

Edmond Good is credited on this feature by Jerry Bails' Who's Who, also by an art sample by these two artists. Same art as here. The heads with a kink in the neck, and grinning in sideview are very like the art of some Lance O'Casey stories and original art credited to him in Whiz Comics #134 and #136.

The Case of the Narcotic Smuggler
Story 2 5 pages detective-mystery
Death in the Deep
Story 3 7 pages adventure; spy
Storyline

A Russian submarine with a secret rocket launcher surfaces right under the bow of a South Pacific cruise ship and sinks in shallow waters.

Characters
  • T-Man Pete Trask
  • Captain Carse
  • Vorov (Russian agent)
Credits
Story Notes

Round eyes with short lines in the outer corners are very typical Anderson, so probably his work.

Keyhole Clue
Story 4 1 page
A Quick Freeze with Hot Lead
Story 5 7 pages spy
Storyline

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.

Characters
  • T-Man Pete Trask
  • Mac Laird
  • Vito Fiore
  • Gus (villain)
  • Hilda Beausac (villain)
Credits
Story Notes

The art has some resemblance to Steinberg's credited "Lucky Mistake" story in Hopalong Cassidy #16. Especially leg movements and many views from angles not showing faces.