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Spy vs. Spy, Brother Johnathan, and 20 Trailblazing Comic Strips That Changed the Game Spy vs. Spy and Antonio Prohías The seventy-first issue of MAD Magazine, cover dated June 1962, contains a noteworthy entry in Antonio Prohías’ Spy vs. Spy, a comic strip depicting Looney Tunes-style espionage between two pointy-headed, monochromatic secret agents. This particular
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Bert Christman "packed a lot of life" into just 26 years. Now, a group of pilots is remembering him 80 years after becoming FoCo' first WWII casualty.
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