James Bond #2/1966
In "Åskbollen," Ernst Stavro Blofeld and his criminal organization SPEKTRUM steal two hydrogen bombs from the British Air Force and launch a high-stakes extortion campaign against both Britain and the United States. Written by Ian Fleming and Henry Gammidge, with art by John McLusky, this 1966 issue delivers a tense Cold War thriller grounded in the iconic world of James Bond. The cover, by Jordi Penalva, captures the shadowy menace of the plot with striking precision.
In "Åskbollen," Ernst Stavro Blofeld and his criminal organization SPEKTRUM steal two hydrogen bombs from the British Air Force, launching a high-stakes extortion campaign against both Britain and the United States. The story unfolds with the tension of a global threat, as Bond must unravel the plot before it's too late—no names, no outcomes, just the cold precision of a mission gone perilously wrong.
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Reprinted in James Bond Agent 007 #2/1966 (1966), James Bond #26/[1974] (1974), James Bond #65/[1980] (1980), James Bond #3/1990 (1990), James Bond #6/1990 (1990)
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