James Bond #2/1994
In "Ubåt saknad!", James Bond is sent to track down the stolen Seaslave submarine, a high-tech vessel vanished from the British Navy. With industrialist and animal collector Milton Krest behind the theft, Bond must unravel a web of espionage and betrayal before the weapon falls into the wrong hands. Written by Ian Fleming and James D. Lawrence, with art by Yaroslav Horak, this 1994 Semic issue delivers a tense, classic Bond thriller with a cold, calculated edge.
In "Ubåt saknad!", James Bond is sent to track down the stolen Seaslave submarine, a high-stakes mission that brings him face-to-face with the enigmatic and dangerous Milton Krest—industrialist, sadist, and self-proclaimed wildlife collector. With the British Navy on high alert and the truth buried beneath layers of deception, Bond must navigate a web of secrets before the underwater threat becomes impossible to contain.
In the heart of the Amazon, the reclusive former Nazi doctor Carl von Borkman runs a hidden clinic, his twisted experiments veiled beneath the guise of medicine. As James Bond closes in, the line between science and madness blurs in a race to stop a horrifying resurrection.
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