Mad #509
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Fundalini Pages," Peter Kuper delivers two sharp, suspense-filled tales of espionage and paranoia. The Black Spy, haunted by revelations from Wikileaks, suspects the White Spy—only to miss the trap set by his own fear. Meanwhile, the White Spy falls victim to a deadly setup, unaware of the danger hidden in plain sight. With stark, expressive art by Kuper and a chilling cover by Mark Fredrickson, this issue blends political intrigue with psychological tension in a way that lingers long after the final panel.
In "Spy vs. Spy," the Black Spy grows suspicious of the White Spy after reading Wikileaks, convinced a betrayal is imminent—though his paranoia leads nowhere. Meanwhile, the White Spy walks right into a trap set by the Black Spy, only to find himself trapped by a cleverly rigged window.
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