James Bond #2/1993
In "Dödligt dubbelspel," James Bond is sent on a deadly mission to eliminate a Russian sniper whose target is a British agent attempting a perilous escape from East Berlin to West Berlin. Written by Ian Fleming and James D. Lawrence, with art by Yaroslav Horak, this 1993 Semic issue delivers a tense Cold War thriller grounded in the shadowy politics of the divided city, all rendered in Horak’s sharp, atmospheric style.
In "Dödligt dubbelspel," Jo faces a chilling threat as a rogue scientist steals nuclear weapons with the intent to redirect asteroids toward Earth, planning to seize control of the planet after the resulting chaos. The story unfolds with tense stakes and high consequences, placing Jo in a race against time to stop a catastrophe that could reshape the world.
In "Spionen från öst," James Bond is sent on a deadly mission behind the Iron Curtain, where he must eliminate a Russian sniper whose target is a British agent attempting a perilous escape from East Berlin to the West. The tension is razor-sharp as loyalty, betrayal, and the weight of Cold War espionage collide in a story defined by quiet danger and high-stakes suspense.
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