Mad #482
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Fundalini Pages," Peter Kuper delivers two sharp, surreal strips that turn espionage into absurdist theater. The Black Spy sabotages a statue of the White Spy, who retaliates with a trap—only to be outwitted by a clever ruse in the next tale. With his signature blend of political edge and visual wit, Kuper’s writing, art, and inks bring a surreal tension to the rivalry, while Mark Fredrickson’s cover captures the story’s eerie, playful tone.
In this classic Mad two-parter, the eternal rivalry between the Black Spy and the White Spy escalates with a statue of the White Spy as the battleground. The Black Spy sabotages the statue nightly, prompting the White Spy to set a trap—only to fall for a clever illusion staged by his rival.
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