James Bond #19/[1972]
In "Dödens dubbelgångare," James Bond is sent to Morocco to thwart a dangerous SPECTRE scheme involving lookalikes of high-profile individuals used to carry out thefts and espionage. With the help of his usual charm and wit, Bond takes to the water on a high-speed waterskiing mission to uncover the truth behind the impostors. Written by James D. Lawrence and illustrated by Yaroslav Horak, with a striking cover by Thord Lindblom, this 1972 Semic issue blends action and intrigue in a classic Bond adventure.
In "Dödens dubbelgångare," James Bond is sent to Morocco to thwart a sinister SPECTRE scheme involving lookalikes of high-ranking officials used to carry out thefts and espionage. As he takes to the waves on a waterskiing trip, Bond must uncover the truth behind the doppelgängers before the operation reaches its climax.
In "Moomboos magi," a shaman's deception unravels when a mysterious idol appears among his tribe, seemingly granting him power—only for the idol to vanish after he attacks it. The sudden disappearance triggers a silent reckoning from beyond the veil, as an extra-dimensional scout, touched by the moment, makes a fateful decision about Earth.
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↩ Reprints Tales of Suspense #9 (1960), Tales of Suspense #15 (1961)
Reprinted in James Bond #50/[1978] (1978), James Bond #53/[1978] (1978), James Bond #8/1983 (1983)
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