James Bond 007 #[6]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis collection brings together the comic strip adaptations of two classic James Bond stories originally published in the Daily Express: 'Octopussy' and 'The Property of a Lady.' Based on Ian Fleming's original short stories, these strips feature 007 entangled in a plot involving a stolen Fabergé egg and a mysterious woman with a connection to a lost treasure. The volume showcases the artwork of Yaroslav Horak and the scripting of Jim Lawrence, continuing Titan's series of James Bond newspaper strip reprints.
In James Bond 007 #6, titled "Octopussy," Bond returns to Jamaica to investigate the mysterious 20-year-old murder of a mountain guide who once mentored him, uncovering a clandestine gold-smuggling ring tied to a pair of Chinese brothers, a former Army intelligence major with a fascination for marine life, and a highly unusual pet octopus. Written by Ian Fleming and Jim Lawrence, with art, inks, and letters by Yaroslav Horak, this issue blends Cold War intrigue with the eccentric flair of a classic Bond tale, all rendered in Horak’s distinctive, detailed style. The cover by Horak captures the story’s eerie, underwater tension with a striking, moody portrait of Bond amid swirling sea shadows.
In "Octopussy," Bond returns to Jamaica to unravel the mystery behind the murder of a mountain guide who once mentored him as a boy, uncovering a hidden gold-smuggling ring tied to a reclusive ex-Army intelligence major with a fascination for marine life—and a very unusual pet.
In "The Hildebrand Rarity," James Bond is dispatched to uncover the theft of a top-secret unmanned submarine, leading him to confront the ruthless industrialist Milton Crest—whose empire built the vessel and whose grip on his wife borders on cruelty. With danger lurking in boardrooms and shadows, Bond must navigate a web of secrets where loyalty is a weapon and trust is a liability.
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Reprinted in The James Bond Omnibus #002 (2011)
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