McFrazzlestache
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Spy Vs. Spy.
Growing up, I gravitated toward the eclectic, the odd, and the weird. Of the many books and comics at the time, MAD Magazine shone as the beacon of everything spoof and gag. Inside, you could find anything from a parody of the most popular tv and movies at the time, a hilarious fake interview with a celebrity, or just plain weird stuff like the comic strip Spy Vs. Spy, written and illustrated by an inspiration of mine, Antonio Prohias (honorable mentions to Duck Edwing, Bob Clarke, and Peter Kuper). It features 2 spies, one in white, and one in black, who are at constant odds with each other without claiming which one is in the right or for what reason. Their absurd and over the top ways of trying to kill each other and failing are my kind of ridiculous. I loved every panel of their shenanigans, and highly recommend you check them out as soon as possible. Enjoy.
47 Days.
DonoraSmogger
Loved reading these in Mad!
McFrazzlestache
Me, too. Probably my fave series in that rag.
DonoraSmogger
I can't recall a lot of the other Mad stuff, I read it, but I was more of a Cracked guy.