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Super Spy

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Super Spy is the 15th episode of season 4 in the animated series. Agent 57-8R or Super Spy was both a British secret agent and detective who dealt with such cases as the "Case of the Phantom Fisherman and the Contrary Weathervane" and the "Case of the Elusive Code." Super Spys begin the game with one spy and can spend 35% of their income on training spies. This costs more but does produce more spies.

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Super Spy Comics #1

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cover to Super Spy issue #2

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Agent 57-8R or Super Spy was both a British secret agent and detective who dealt with such cases as the "Case of the Phantom Fisherman and the Contrary Weathervane" and the "Case of the Elusive Code." Super Spys begin the game with one spy and can spend 35% of their income on training spies. This costs more but does produce more spies. Super Spy is the 15th episode of season 4 in the animated series.

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