James Bond #14/1971
In "Goldfinger," James Bond crosses paths with the wealthy and dangerous Auric Goldfinger, a key financier for SMERSH, as the villain hatches a daring scheme to steal the U.S. gold reserves from Fort Knox. Written by Ian Fleming and Henry Gammidge, with art by John McLusky, this 1971 Semic issue brings the classic spy thriller to life with sharp pacing and atmospheric detail.
In "Goldfinger," James Bond uncovers a dangerous web when he encounters the wealthy and enigmatic Auric Goldfinger, a key financier for SMERSH. With Goldfinger's latest scheme targeting the American gold reserves at Fort Knox, Bond must race to stop a plan that could shake the global economy.
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