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| | Spy vs. Spy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | During 1962-65, the comic was sometimes called Spy vs. Spy vs. Spy ("X and Y and Z" in some countries) and featured a female spy, Lady in Grey, with whom both White and Black Spy were in love. |
 | | The Black and White Spies: Employed by the embassies of two nations and identical except for the color of their uniforms, the Spies do battle against each other with a variety of complicated (sometimes ridiculously so) weapons, machines and Rube Goldberg-style props. |
 | | When she appeared, the strips were retitled Spy vs Spy vs Spy, and instead of either of the Black or White Spy winning, Grey won and they both lost. |
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