Modesty Blaise was something like Wonder Woman meets James Bond—but she was so much more, too.

Modesty Blaise by Peter O' Donnell (Souvenir Press) Recently I stumbled across a celebration reprint copy of Peter O'Donnell's old classic, Modesty Blaise. The 1965 novel (based on a comic strip of ...

Beautiful, intelligent and the catsuit-wearing queen of hand-to-hand combat, Modesty Blaise was once the head of an international crime operation. Now, having given up her nefarious ways, Modesty ...

Modesty Blaise is like the love child of James Bond and Emma Peel: fearless, adventurous, travelling the globe to exotic locations, performing as a spy, a smuggler, or an all-round adrenaline junkie.

The fetching former criminal mastermind turned freelance spy for the British Secret Service, Modesty Blaise stormed onto the scene in 1963 when the London paper The Evening Standard ran the first ...

Beautiful, intelligent and the catsuit wearing queen of hand-to-hand combat, Modesty Blaise was once the head of an international crime operation.