I would drop the T-men. Its of your curve. All your other cards could be cast for 3 (with the exception of Thing from the stars). If you have to wait 2 invest in two domain build up for just the T-men its not worth it. Don't get me wrong T-men is good card but its not good enough to build up to 5 if that's the only 5 card you want to play. I would replace it with 3 quality neutral characters and look to replace some more cards to neutral. Why neutral? If you drop the T-men you don't have any more loyal or steadfast cards. If you have a domain with one hastur, one agency and one neutral you can cast thing from the stars for 3 (that's turn 2 if you have good draw, meaning it will drop a turn earlier and you don't have to build beyond 3 domain. Every card that you don't source is a card more that you can play. Have fun !

What's funny is that I recently updated this deck to be minus Thomas F. Malone. He costs 4, but that isn't why I ditched him. It was because he's heroic and only included on the edge case that he could take out opponent Ancient One's. I figured it would be too much to worry about, for a new player, in how to pick between Victoria (villainous) and Thomas. Although I wonder if managing neutral/agency/hastur resourcing to get Thing from the Stars is trading one complication for another..

I took your advice and replaced (3x) T-Men with (3x) neutral Freelance Agent's. I figured the deck name needed a change. So it's now Glasser & Associates.