First American Edition Series [Modesty Blaise] #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume collects three Modesty Blaise adventures from the classic comic strip series: 'Death in Slow Motion,' 'The Alternative Man,' and 'Sweet Caroline.' Published by Ken Pierce, Inc. as part of their First American Edition Series in 1986, it presents Peter O'Donnell's original storylines and Jim Holdaway's artwork in a collected format for U.S. readers.
In "Death In Slow Motion," Modesty Blaise faces a deadly test of endurance when she races to save Inspector Brook and Lynn, abandoned in the scorching desert by Cyrena, the vengeful widow of the late crime boss Paul Aquilina. Written by Peter O'Donnell and brought to life with sharp, atmospheric art by Neville Colvin, this 1986 issue delivers a taut, suspenseful thriller where survival hinges on wit and timing. The cover, also by Colvin, captures the stark tension of the moment with a striking, high-contrast image.
In "Death In Slow Motion," Modesty Blaise takes on a deadly desert trap when she races to save Inspector Brook and Lynn after they're abandoned to perish under the scorching sun—left behind by the vengeful widow of the late crime boss Paul Aquilina. The tension builds with every passing moment as Modesty confronts the brutal elements and a ruthless adversary determined to settle a score.
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