| Display title | Spy vs. Spy |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A recurring cartoon feature in Mad magazine, originally created by the Cuban exile Antonio Prohías. As the title implies, it is about two spies, Black and White, who constantly try to outdo (usually read as: "kill") each other with varying levels of success. Sometimes a plan goes off without a hitch, sometimes the other Spy has a hidden countermeasure that makes everything blow up in their faces (literally, whenever possible). Occasionally, a female Grey Spy would show up to do them both in. |
