James Bond 007 #[7]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume collects the comic strip adaptation of Ian Fleming's novel The Spy Who Loved Me, originally serialized in British newspapers. The story follows James Bond as he becomes entangled with a woman seeking refuge from a gang of American mobsters at a remote motel in the Adirondacks. The adaptation was illustrated by Yaroslav Horak and scripted by Jim Lawrence, continuing Titan's series of James Bond comic strip collections from the 2005 line.
In James Bond 007 #7, titled "The Spy Who Loved Me," a revived S.P.E.C.T.R.E. targets an RAF pilot with a dangerous blackmail scheme, while Bond, en route to C.I.A. HQ, intervenes to save a woman from a burning motel—where two hired thugs are staging a fatal fire. Written by Ian Fleming and Jim Lawrence, with art, inks, and letters by Yaroslav Horak, and a cover by Horak, this 2005 issue blends Cold War intrigue with high-stakes action in a story that honors the franchise’s legacy.
In "The Harpies," James Bond infiltrates Simon Nero’s Aerotronics plant undercover as Security Chief, racing to uncover the truth behind the mysterious kidnapping of Professor Phineus, the inventor of the Q-Ray, by an enigmatic all-girl gang. With the fate of a dangerous new technology hanging in the balance, Bond must navigate a web of deception where every ally could be a threat.
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Reprinted in The James Bond Omnibus #002 (2011), The James Bond Omnibus #003 (2012)
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