James Bond 007 #[2]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn James Bond 007 #2 (1988), Bond returns to Jamaica to investigate the mysterious death of a mountain guide who once mentored him as a boy, uncovering a web of gold smuggling tied to a reclusive ex-intelligence major, his enigmatic Chinese brothers, and a man whose fascination with marine life extends to a peculiar pet octopus. Written by Ian Fleming and Jim Lawrence, with art, inks, and lettering by Yaroslav Horak, this issue blends Cold War intrigue with the surreal, all rendered in striking detail. The cover, a moody, stylized portrait by Dave McKean, captures the story’s blend of danger and the uncanny.
In "Octopussy," Bond returns to Jamaica to unravel the mystery behind the murder of a mountain guide who once mentored him, uncovering a hidden gold-smuggling ring tied to a reclusive ex-Army intelligence major with a fascination for marine life—and a rare, intelligent octopus.
In "The Hildebrand Rarity," James Bond is dispatched to uncover the theft of a top-secret unmanned submarine, leading him to the formidable industrialist Milton Crest—whose empire built the vessel and whose grip on his wife borders on cruelty. As Bond navigates a web of corporate intrigue and personal dread, he must unravel a mystery where power, paranoia, and the past collide.
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