Agent 327

Martin Lodewijk’s long-running Dutch espionage satire debuted in 1985, published by Hemmets Journal, and follows the misadventures of a bumbling secret agent for the Dutch intelligence service. Lodewijk, the sole writer and artist, blends slapstick comedy with clever historical and political gags across a compact run of two issues. A cult classic in European comics, Agent 327 is celebrated for its dry, absurdist take on the spy genre and Lodewijk’s meticulous, detail-rich cartooning.