#also here we have another example of the architecture from the Spy vs. Spy comics being ridiculously designed

[wolfgang1097]

I dunno why, but I can kinda see White Spy as being rather vain for some reason (or that's at least another headcanon personality I am giving him that isn't really official, alongside me headcanoning him as being a pompous, sassy perfectionist).

Look'n handsome there, White. Look'n REAL handsome.

(Here's the original comic version that was released about a decade or so before the animated adaption from MADtv):

I have to imagine that White's fairly vain demeanor is also something Black usually exploits at every given opportunity via his pranks. I mean, I can definitely see Black as being quite a bit of a prankster. Here's another comic (which was never made into an animated adaption for MADtv nor CN's MAD; I wish they did for the former); however, White's more overdramatic as he falls for a rather obvious prank and his vanity is pretty much downplayed this time, I guess:

As much as I admire how much of a prankster Black tends to be, but poor White. The dude basically had a heart attack right then and there because of such a twisted prank Black just pulled on him. Wow, Black. Just, wow.

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#spy vs spy #black spy #white spy #antonio prohias #mad magazine #I swear White Spy is vain #as calculating and cunning ahead of time White is he tends to fall for the more obvious traps #boy is Black such a twisted prankster #as much as I admire Black's trickster and smart-alecky demeanor but wow dude... #also here we have another example of the architecture from the Spy vs. Spy comics being ridiculously designed #why would somebody brush their hair and use a hair dryer in a little building that is just a random washroom with just a sink and an outlet #not to mention said random little building having a wall missing no less