James Bond 007 #[6]
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.
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Bond investigates a 20-year-old murder of a mountain guide who had been like a father to him as a boy, and uncovers a gold-smuggling operation in Jamaica, run by a pair of Chinese brothers and an ex-Army intelligence major who has a passion for marine biology, and a pet octopus.
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