Issue Contents:
Red Ticket To Hell
Storyline
Pete Trask jumping out of a tree into a jeep filled with communists.
Characters
- T-Man Pete Trask
Credits
- Pencils: Reed Crandall
- Inks: Reed Crandall
Story Notes
Mostly the eyes point to Crandall as artist.
A Red Ticket To Hell!
Storyline
Pete Trask heads to an unnamed Eastern country to stop a communist uprising and ends up working at a logging company.
Characters
- T-man Pete Trask
- Chief
- Ned Graham (agent)
- Mr. Karabi (timberland owner)
- Ching (foreman)
Credits
- Pencils: Dan Zolnerowich
- Inks: Dan Zolnerowich (uncertain)
Story Notes
See notes in reprint for changes made to story for Comics Code Authority. Same art as Zolne's signed covers of "Real Clue Crime Stories Comics" #54 and 57, and credited story in Air Boy Comics #36. Long narrow heads with large chin and jaws, long upper torso and dragging feet movement.
The Deadly Dope
Storyline
File number 6891. Heroin smugglers get caught by the T-men.
Story Notes
Based on a true story.
Featuring T-Man Pete Trask
"Excellent work, Margot!"
Storyline
Pete Trask heads to Egypt to deal with "the most beautiful man-bait this side of the grave", Margot.
Characters
- T-Man Pete Trask
- Margot
Credits
- Pencils: Dan Zolnerowich
- Inks: Dan Zolnerowich (uncertain)
Story Notes
Same art as Zolne's signed covers of "Real Clue Crime Stories Comics" #54 and 57, and credited story in Air Boy Comics #36. Long narrow heads with large chin and jaws, long upper torso and dragging feet movement.
Remember the Blonde
Storyline
Molly turns on her counterfeiting buddies and they get caught by the T-Men.
Characters
- Chief
- T-Man Ed Ewing
- Dotty
- Big Jim (villain)
- Chuck (villain)
- Molly (villain)
The Tigers of Balipur!
Featuring T-Man Pete Trask
Storyline
Pete Trask heads to India to catch a Pakistani communist and ends up almost being fed to the tigers.
Characters
- T-Man Pete Trask
- Ali Mustapha
Credits
- Pencils: Dan Zolnerowich
- Inks: Dan Zolnerowich (uncertain)
Story Notes
Same art as Zolne's signed covers of "Real Clue Crime Stories Comics" #54 and 57, and credited story in Air Boy Comics #36. Long narrow heads with large chin and jaws, long upper torso and dragging feet movement.