Mad #485
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Fundalini Pages," Peter Kuper delivers two razor-sharp tales of espionage and sudden violence, each driven by a chilling twist of fate. In one, The White Spy meets a grim end by falling blades; in the other, the Black Spy is undone by the very epaulets on his coat. With all art, inks, and colors by Kuper, and a stark, striking cover by Mark Fredrickson, this 2008 issue of Mad delivers surreal suspense in a single, unforgettable package.
In this classic Mad twist, two spies face off in a series of absurd, deadly traps—first, the White Spy meets a grisly end by falling blades, then the Black Spy is undone by the very epaulets on his coat. A razor-sharp satire of espionage tropes, delivered in Mad’s signature deadpan humor.
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