James Bond #3/1986
In "Experiment Z," a retired Nazi doctor, Carl von Borkman, has established a remote clinic deep in the Amazon rainforest—his twisted sanctuary for a chilling experiment. With the help of a secret project involving Adolf Hitler’s preserved brain cells, he aims to transfer the dictator’s mind into a living host, pushing science and morality to their limits. Written by Bill Harrington and illustrated by Manuel Carmona, this 1986 issue blends Cold War intrigue with body horror in a story that lingers long after the final page. Cover by Manuel Carmona.
In "Experiment Z," the shadow of history looms over the Amazonas as the aged Nazi doctor Carl von Borkman, hidden in a remote clinic, pursues a grotesque ambition: to implant Adolf Hitler’s brain cells into a living host. With no allies and only his twisted science to guide him, he’s one step ahead of a relentless pursuit—though who’s chasing whom may be less clear than it seems.
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↩ Reprints Helgonet #4/1967 (1967), Helgonet #8/1978 (1978)
Reprinted in James Bond #8/1986 (1986), James Bond #2/1994 (1994)
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