James Bond 007 #[4]

Jul 1990 · Titan · 12.95 USD

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In "Casino Royale," James Bond is sent to a high-stakes baccarat game against Le Chiffre, a KGB paymaster desperate to recoup his losses or face execution—exactly the outcome MI-6 hopes for. With covert support from the CIA, Bond pushes through the dangerous game, only to be captured and tortured before a KGB assassin intervenes. As Bond recovers and begins to envision a life beyond espionage with Vesper, a devastating revelation about her looms. Written by Ian Fleming and illustrated by John McLusky, this adaptation captures the tense, gripping atmosphere of the original novel, with Paul Johnson’s cover bringing the stakes to life.

Contains 2 stories

Casino Royale

35 pp · Spy

Script Anthony Hern

James BondMhead of Section SVesper LyndLe Chiffre (KGB paymaster)Felix Leiter (CIA)Rene Mathis (Deuxieme Bureau)Heinz Muntz (KGB)

In "Casino Royale," James Bond is sent to a high-stakes baccarat game in a glamorous casino, where he must face off against Le Chiffre, a KGB paymaster desperate to recover his losses—or face execution. With covert support from the CIA, Bond pushes through the tension and danger, only to be captured and tortured, before a sudden twist brings a KGB assassin into the fray. As the mission ends and Bond begins to imagine a life beyond espionage, dreaming of marrying Vesper, a chilling revelation looms—something he never saw coming.

Live and Let Die

22 pp · Spy

James BondFelix LeiterBuonaparte Ignace Gallia ("Mr. Big")Miss SolitaireBlubbermouth"The Robber" (bait merchant)Strangways (MI-6, Jamaica)Quarrel

In Harlem, Bond and Felix Leiter track Mr. Big, a crime lord using pirate treasure to fund KGB operations and voodoo to maintain control. When Bond meets Solitaire, a woman with psychic abilities forced to serve Big, their paths intertwine in a tense game of survival. As the trail leads to Florida and Jamaica, the duo faces deadly traps, including a shark tank and a harrowing escape behind a speeding yacht over a reef—each step bringing them closer to the truth, but no closer to safety.