Thread 24663371

Who are your favorite stealthy military/espionage guys? Any time period works.

>>24663371 (OP)
it's very hard for book to be stealthy, nobody's got pockets that big

>>24663371 (OP)
collage wheeee

>>24663371 (OP)
George Smiley and Karla of course

>>24663371 (OP)
I read the Bourne trilogy years before hey ever thought about the movie. Plus many other spy novels from that period around then. To pick a unique one? I particularly liked this one series of pulp spy novel.
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Dont remember th name of the series, but the name of the one book in the series? "the Sinkiang Executive". That series. Totally unique spy. He's all... down to earth, practical. all the usual spy tropes are done away with.

>>24663371 (OP)
My favorite stealthy guy is me. I stealthily sneak in to your mom’s house and fuck her raw.

>>24663495
Alec Leamas is kino

>>24665673
Common sense lesson for anyone:
https://youtu.be/9MMzjGL9VGI

>>24665673
that is richard burton tho

>>24665678
I don't remember this from the book. I should watch that. Thanks.

>>24663495
I just finished the first book, Call for the dead. It was good but I disliked how much sympathy he has for the Commies. Yeah, sure we’re all human, but he going further than that: Smiley will watch a commie spy snap a woman’s neck and pistol whip his friend and he’ll be like “oh these poor reds just want make a better world, what a monster I am to prevent them!”