James Bond #10/1989
In "Operation Spökflyg", SPEKTRUM launches a high-stakes campaign of intimidation against a Canadian test pilot who holds secrets about the experimental aircraft known as the "Spökfalken." Written by Ian Fleming and James D. Lawrence, with art by Yaroslav Horak, this 1989 Semic issue delivers a tense, globe-trotting thriller with a cold war-era edge. The cover, by Salvador Fabá, captures the shadowy intrigue of the mission with sharp, atmospheric detail.
In "Operation Spökflyg," SPEKTRUM targets a Canadian test pilot, pressuring him to reveal secrets from his flights aboard the experimental aircraft "Spökfalken." With the stakes high and the pilot’s safety at risk, the mission unfolds in a tense game of espionage and aerial intrigue.
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