Modesty Blaise was created by Peter O'Donnell, who wrote every official story and novel based upon the character from 1963 until his retirement in 2001. The comic strip was drawn by Jim Holdaway, Neville Colvin, Patrick Wright, John M. Burns and Enrique Badia Romero. Dick Giordano also adapted O'Donnell's first Modesty Blaise novel into a graphic novel for DC Comics.
This is one of the manifestations of narcissistic false modesty: http://www.narcissistic-abuse.com/faq36.html
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Male answer syndrome or MAS suggests that males are more likely to answer a question that they know nothing about than females.
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If a boy wrote this, go get a life in hell, and if a girl wrote this... Same for you, but the real question is : WHY ARE BOYS SO ANNOYING AND LAME? By the way, i`m a girl
Modesty Blaise was created in 1963.
A Taste for Death - Modesty Blaise - was created in 1969.
A Taste for Death - Modesty Blaise - has 288 pages.
My Name Is Modesty A Modesty Blaise Adventure - 2004 is rated/received certificates of: Australia:MA Denmark:15 Finland:K-15 Germany:16 Iceland:16 Netherlands:16 Portugal:M/12 Singapore:NC-16 UK:15 USA:R
My Name Is Modesty A Modesty Blaise Adventure - 2004 was released on: Netherlands: 23 March 2004 (DVD premiere) USA: 28 September 2004 (DVD premiere) Finland: 9 February 2005 (DVD premiere) Hungary: 15 May 2007 (DVD premiere)
The book is "Modesty Blaise", by Peter O'Donnell.
The cast of Modesty Blaise - 1982 includes: Leonard Bremen as Sun Bather Jeff Chayette as Bartender Charles Cioffi as Leo Bazin Keene Curtis as Sir Gerald Tarrant Douglas Dirkson as Jack Fraser Hector Elias as Placido Richard Marion as Solitary Man Sarah Rush as Emma Woodhouse Carolyn Seymour as Debbie DeFarge Pearl Shear as Mrs Turner Sab Shimono as Weng Ann Turkel as Modesty Blaise Lewis Van Bergen as Willie Garvin Jan Van Reenen as Narvick Larry Vigus as Stockbroker
One example of literary pulp fiction is the Modesty Blaise series written by Peter O'Donnell. Blaise is the retired leader of the crime ring known as The Network. Orphaned at a young age and forced to fend for herself in Europe and the Middle East, Modesty is fiercely independent. Willie Garvin, a master knife-man whom she found and brought into The Network, is her closest ally. Her connections to British Intelligence through Sir Gerald Tarrant often result in the duo coming out of retirement. Their adventures take them around the world and are generally based on philanthropic, not mercenary, motives. Some titles in the Modesty Blaise series include I, Lucifer, Sabre Tooth, A Taste for Death, and The Impossible Virgin. Coincidentally, in the movie Pulp Fiction, it is a Modesty Blaise book that Vincent Vega (played by John Travolta) is reading in the bathrooms at the coffee shop and at Butch's apartment.
Trelean. An Ex-Irish communist who saught to reclaim modesty.
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It may be argued that Modesty Blaise is a sort of composite character based on an amalgam of Gina Lollobrigida and Anastasia Nicolaievna Romanov. Unlike Gina, Modesty Blaise, a Free-lance (Free Switchblade and automatic?) spy has Blue Eyes but her build and hair style are quite Lollobrigidienne. Draw Your own conclusions.