Publishers / Quality Comics / T-Man (1951) / #5
5May 1952
$0.10

T-Man #5

Quality Comics · May 1952

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Identification plate

Series
T-Man (Quality Comics, 1951 series)
Issue
#5
Publication date
May 1952
Key date
1952-05-00
Indicia publisher
Comic Magazines
Price
$0.10
Pages
36

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0Violence in Venice!cover1pencils: Reed CrandallT-Man Pete Trask
1Violence in Venicecomic story10pencils: Reed Crandall
2A Trap for Counterfeiterscomic story4pencils: William Hargis; inks: William HargisPete Parker (Federal Agent); Tony Cicerello (counterfeit passer); Jack Sorcey (counterfeiter); Paul Rizzo (counterfeiter); Martin King (counterfeiter)
3Fourteen Dangerous Hourscomic story7pencils: Dan Zolnerowich; inks: Dan ZolnerowichT-Man Pete Trask [Pierre Narcelle]; Captain Zednikoff; Lt. Malko; Natasha
4Dollars for Doughnutstext story1letters: typeset
5Behind the Iron Curtain!comic story7pencils: Dan Zolnerowich; inks: Dan ZolnerowichT-Man Pete Trask [also as Professor Danby]; Chief; Dr. Anton Kasparik; Anna Ruzicka; Commissar Vorak (villain); Comrade Machacek (villain); Igor (villain)

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T-Man #321956On eBay ›
Crime Comics Confidential #[nn]
ISBN 978-1-68405-758-0
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