James Bond #21/[1972]
"Stålspionen" delivers a sharp, pulse-pounding entry in the James Bond series, following Johnnie boy as he abruptly leaves Yale University with a stolen gangster’s weapon and a suitcase full of cash—just as both police and criminals close in. With the enigmatic servitrisen Lola at his side, he’s thrust into a high-stakes chase that blurs lines between danger and survival. Cover by Thord Lindblom captures the tension with bold, dynamic lines, while the story’s grounded setup—no origin reveals, no twists—keeps the focus on immediate peril and raw momentum.
In "Stålspionen," James Bond is drawn into a dangerous web when the supposedly traitorous agent 0013 Briony Thorne seeks his help to clear her name. Together, they uncover a chilling threat: a rogue robot carrying out assassinations, thefts, and explosions with cold precision.
In "Rebellen," Johnnie, fresh off graduating from Yale, finds himself caught in a dangerous game after stealing a gangster’s weapon and a suitcase full of cash. With both police and criminals on his trail, he’s forced to flee — and Lola, a quick-witted waitress who joins him along the way, becomes an unexpected ally in the chaos.
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↩ Reprints Tales of Suspense #6 (1959)
Reprinted in James Bond #54/[1978] (1978), James Bond #5/1982 (1982), James Bond #3/1983 (1983), James Bond #5/1993 (1993)
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