Condor #31
"Fluxo Electrónico" in Condor #31 (1972) delivers a sharp, Cold War-era espionage thriller anchored by the mysterious disappearance of John Simm, the world’s leading Western scientist, and his secret formula for a revolutionary explosive while working with Barabia’s government. Sent to track them down, Jane Bond navigates a web of intrigue in the Middle East, where science and politics collide. Written and illustrated by Mike Hubbard, this issue blends tense atmosphere with sleek, period-specific art, all captured in a striking cover by Mike Hubbard.
When the world’s foremost Western scientist vanishes in Barabia with a secret formula for a revolutionary explosive, Jane Bond is dispatched into the heart of the Middle East to track them both—before the formula falls into the wrong hands. This taut, globe-trotting spy thriller blends Cold War intrigue with high-stakes science, all rendered in crisp, atmospheric pages.
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