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Spy and Counterspy #1 (1949)

American Comics Group · 1949 · 52 pages

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ContinueSpy and Counterspy #2 →
Contains 5 stories
Untitled story
15 pp · spy
Jonathan Kent (introorigin)

In the shadow of postwar tension, Jonathan Kent steps into the dangerous world of espionage, infiltrating enemy territory behind the Iron Curtain to retrieve stolen plans for a deadly atomic bomb detonator. With the fate of nations hanging in the balance, his mission tests not just his courage, but the very foundation of his identity.

Operation China!
7 pp · spy
Lin YatR-416Yo Tsin

When American intelligence agent R-416 is tasked with rescuing the beloved Chinese nationalist leader Lin Yat from communist captors in Ludka, he must rely on his mastery of disguise and quick thinking to penetrate enemy lines and locate the imprisoned dignitary. With help from Yo Tsin, a pro-loyalist girl who becomes his unlikely ally, R-416 bluffs his way into rebel headquarters and hatches a daring plan to spirit his target to safety. This tense Cold War thriller puts one operative's nerve and ingenuity against impossible odds in the heart of enemy territory.

Untitled story
10 pp · spy
Professor BarlowJerry LawtonPhyllis RogersHeinrichs [Simon]Miss Swift
Beautiful Betrayer: The Story of Mata Hari
4 pp · non-fiction; spy
Mata Hari [Margaretha Zelle]MontessacGeneral SchnupelLe DouxHanna WittigCaptain von Kroon

When the beautiful and adventurous Mata Hari—born Margaretha Zelle—becomes the toast of Paris during the First World War, she trades her career as a dancer for a far more dangerous pursuit: espionage. Recruited by German intelligence with promises of easy money and excitement, she begins her work as a spy, but the French counter-espionage service under Le Doux soon grows suspicious of her mysterious travels and unexplained wealth. As Mata navigates a treacherous game of secrets, seduction, and divided loyalties, her own ambitions and her relationships with fellow officers—including Montessac—threaten to unravel her cover in ways she never anticipated.

Man Hunt from the East
9 pp
Kurt RinerMichael RinerBetty [Operative X]Mrs. CrowdonSergeiDmitri

In "Man Hunt from the East," Czech scientist Kurt Riner becomes the target of a deadly chase after being abducted by U.S. agents, with Communist operatives led by Sergei and Dmitri hot on his trail. As Kurt flees across Europe with a mysterious soil sample containing bubonic fever spores, he’s forced to rely on the help of operative Betty [Operative X] and the enigmatic Mrs. Crowdon—while his brother Michael watches from the shadows, caught in a web of secrets.

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