Tales of the Unexpected #100
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Judy Blonde, Secret Agent!", secretary Judy Brown stumbles upon a suspicious shipping schedule that sets off a chain of events transforming her into a glamorous secret agent. With the help of the mysterious Green Glob and a suite of high-tech gadgets, she takes on a smuggling ring in a story that blends espionage flair with classic 1960s spy thrills. Written by Jerry Siegel and illustrated by Bernard Baily, with a striking cover by Carmine Infantino and George Roussos, this 1967 issue delivers a sleek, retro-futuristic adventure from DC’s Tales of the Unexpected.
In "Judy Blonde, Secret Agent!", a quiet office worker named Judy Brown stumbles upon suspicious entries in a shipping schedule, setting off a chain of events that transforms her into a glamorous spy. With the help of a mysterious Green Glob and a suite of high-tech gadgets, she dives into a dangerous world of espionage to unravel a smuggling operation—just as her ordinary life takes an extraordinary turn.
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Reprinted in Aventures Fiction #29 (1973), Shadows from Beyond #[nn] (1983), All Star Adventure Comic #59
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