Spy x Family #10
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThe tenth volume of the acclaimed manga series Spy x Family continues the adventures of the Forger family—a telepathic girl, a spy father, and an assassin mother—as they navigate their double lives. This installment deepens the family bonds while advancing the tense mission to maintain world peace, with new challenges that test their abilities and loyalties.
In "Mission 62," Anya finds herself unexpectedly stuck waiting for a delayed school bus, turning an ordinary moment into an odd but revealing encounter with Prof. Henderson. With their goals sometimes aligning and other times hilariously at odds, the quiet classroom setting becomes the stage for a subtle, character-driven moment that highlights the growing complexity of Anya’s everyday life. Written by Tatsuya Endo and Casey Loe, with art by Tatsuya Endo and inks by a team of skilled hands, the issue features a cover by Tatsuya Endo.
In "Mission 64," Anya finds herself unexpectedly stuck waiting for a delayed school bus, leading to an odd but oddly charming encounter with Prof. Henderson. As their time together unfolds, the professor’s intentions—both earnest and delightfully misguided—quickly reveal a mismatched rhythm with Anya’s own simple goals.
In "Mission 65," Yor takes on a simple errand—finding a mysterious pastry for Anya—only to stumble into an unexpected connection with another mother during her shopping trip. The moment takes an intriguing turn when she discovers her new acquaintance is the mother of Damian Desmond, setting the stage for a quiet but charged encounter.
In "Mission 66," Loid nudges Yor to build a friendship with Melinda Desmond, but Anya, sensing a rivalry, becomes even more determined to win Damian’s trust. The quiet tension of domestic life blurs with covert operations as each family member navigates their own mission—without knowing the others’ true goals.
In "Short Mission 8," Franky finds himself unexpectedly charmed by a woman walking her Afghan Hound, setting off a series of clumsy attempts to impress her—only to have his efforts undercut by Bond’s own fascination with the dog. The quiet stroll through the park turns into a whirlwind of mistaken intentions and awkward moments, all unfolding with the signature humor and heart of Spy x Family.
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