James Bond #10/1990
"Operation: Yakuza" delivers a sharp, tension-filled entry in the James Bond series, with Ian Mennell scripting a Cold War-era thriller rooted in real-world anxieties. The story follows a radicalized conservative Japanese figure and a rogue surgeon who conspire to weaponize human will, unleashing chaos through a terrifying new kind of kamikaze agent. Juan Sarompas handles both pencils and inks for the interior art, while Salvador Fabá contributes to the striking cover.
In "Operation: Yakuza," a radical nationalist in Japan, disillusioned by modernity, teams up with a rogue surgeon who’s developed a way to control human behavior. Together, they escape confinement and begin crafting human kamikaze weapons, aiming to plunge the yakuza, global finance, and world leaders into chaos.
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