James Bond #22/[1973]
"Döden på Jamaica" brings a tense, atmospheric thriller to life in this 1973 Semic issue, with Ian Fleming and Peter O'Donnell co-writing a story that sees James Bond dispatched to Jamaica after Agent Strangways vanishes—likely murdered by the elusive Doctor No. Art by John McLusky, with inks by the same, delivers sharp, cinematic detail as Bond reconnects with Quarrel from Live and Let Die, only to find himself pursued by the deadly Doctor No alongside Honeychile Rider. The cover by Thord Lindblom captures the island’s shadowed danger with striking precision.
In "Döden på Jamaica," James Bond is sent to the island of Jamaica to investigate the disappearance of Agent Strangways, believed to have been murdered by the elusive Dr. No. As Bond reconnects with Quarrel from *Live and Let Die*, the trail quickly turns deadly—leading him and Honeychile Rider into a deadly game of cat and mouse with the shadowy doctor.
In "I lejonets håla," Johnnie boy, fresh off graduating from Yale, finds himself tangled in a dangerous game after stealing a gangster's weapon and a suitcase full of cash. Now hunted by both police and criminals, he flees with Lola, a sharp-witted waitress who joins his escape.
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