James Bond: Origin #1
James Bond: Origin #1 kicks off with a gripping "Chapter One: The Greatest Days," tracing the young James Bond’s first steps toward a life of service. As a student touring Clydebank’s Naval Shipyard, his quick thinking during a German bombing earns the attention of Lt. Commander Weldon, setting him on a path that deepens when he stumbles upon a violent attack on his professor, Keller. The story unfolds with tension and precision, culminating in a second bombing that seals his fate—earning him a recommendation for training in a new kind of service. Written by Jeff Parker and brought to life with bold visuals by Bob Q, the issue’s cover by John Cassaday captures the era’s sleek menace.
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As a student touring Clydebank's Naval Shipyard, James impresses Lt Commander Weldon with his handling of the German bombing of that shipyard. Returning to school, James subsequently stumbles upon one of his professors, Keller, brutally attacked by some strange men. He gives chase but fails to catch the men. James returns to school once again only to arrive in time for a second night of bombing at the naval shipyard. All of his actions earn James a recommendation from Lt. Commander Weldon for training in a new kind of service.
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