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| − | Japanese singer at the Kokusai (international) theater in Tokyo and also the leader of a group of communist insurgents. She tortures American agent T-Man Pete Trask with hot coals on his chest until he escapes and burns her hideout down. | + | [[Image:Watasha_T-Man.png|right]]Japanese singer at the Kokusai (international) theater in Tokyo and also secretly the leader of a group of communist insurgents. She tortures American agent T-Man Pete Trask with hot coals on his chest until he escapes and burns her hideout down. |
From the "Terror in Tokyo" story of spy comic book ''T-Man'' #12 (July 1953). | From the "Terror in Tokyo" story of spy comic book ''T-Man'' #12 (July 1953). | ||
Latest revision as of 09:10, 25 April 2018
Japanese singer at the Kokusai (international) theater in Tokyo and also secretly the leader of a group of communist insurgents. She tortures American agent T-Man Pete Trask with hot coals on his chest until he escapes and burns her hideout down.
From the "Terror in Tokyo" story of spy comic book T-Man #12 (July 1953).
