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T-Man #8 (1952) · The Collector

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Quality Comics
T-Man (1951)
#8

Quality Comics#8

T-Man

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T-Man #8

Publisher: Quality Comics
Cover date: November 1952
Cover price: $0.10
Pages: 36

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Printing not stated · $0.10
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Stories

3 titled

1A Red Ticket To Hell!
2The Deadly Dope
3

Sources

Grand Comics Database issue 230645

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Pete Trask heads to an unnamed Eastern country to stop a communist uprising and ends up working at a logging company.

The Tigers of Balipur!

Credits

Penciller: Dan Zolnerowich
Inker: Dan Zolnerowich
Cover: Reed Crandall

Editorial and production

Editor: Al Grenet
Associate editor: Richard Arnold
General manager: Busy Arnold

Characters

Ali Mustapha
Chief
Ching
Margot
Mr. Karabi
Ned Graham
T-Man Pete Trask

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