Mad Special [Mad Super Special] #105
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Rules for Games the Way They're Really Played," White Spy finds himself in a bizarre test of wits and reflexes, facing off against Black Spy in a game that turns deadly with a single misstep. Written by Russ Cooper and illustrated by Bob Clarke, this Mad Special #105 delivers its signature absurdity with a twist that’s as sharp as it is unexpected—especially when a yo-yo’s string proves to be far more dangerous than it appears. The cover, by Richard Williams, captures the moment with his signature flair, perfectly framing the chaos to come.
In this classic Mad Special gag, White Spy catches Black Spy practicing with a yo-yo—only to find the trick isn’t what it seems. When the attack comes, White Spy’s attempt to cut the string mid-air backfires spectacularly, turning a simple prank into a shocking electrocution.
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