James Bond #17/[1971]
In "Det gyllene spöket," James Bond travels aboard the atomic-powered airship Golden Ghost, unaware that a dangerous threat looms. Before the ship is seized by the enigmatic Felix Bruhl, Madame Spectra attempts to warn Bond of the impending capture. Written by James D. Lawrence and illustrated by Yaroslav Horak, with a cover by Thord Lindblom, this 1971 Semic issue delivers a tense, atmospheric thriller set high above the world.
In the sleek, silent corridors of the atomic airship Golden Ghost, James Bond finds himself caught in a high-stakes game of shadows—just as the vessel is seized by the enigmatic Felix Bruhl. Before the takeover, a cryptic warning from Madame Spectra sends ripples through Bond’s calm, hinting at a danger he’s only just begun to unravel.
In "Jag såg Diablo! Demonen från den femte dimensionen," an otherworldly smoke monster breaches into our world, threatening to consume humanity. When the creature’s terrifying presence begins to unravel reality, one adventurer must outwit the ancient horror with a simple, desperate act—using a lighter to mimic a power it fears.
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Reprinted in James Bond #51/[1978] (1978), James Bond #2/1982 (1982), James Bond #3/1991 (1991)
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