James Bond #3/1991
In "Det gyllene spöket," James Bond finds himself aboard the atomic-powered airship Golden Ghost, a journey that takes a dangerous turn when Felix Bruhl seizes control. Before the hijacking unfolds, Madame Spectra warns Bond of the coming threat, setting the stage for a tense game of cat and mouse. Written by James D. Lawrence and illustrated by Yaroslav Horak, the issue blends high-stakes espionage with the eerie elegance of a floating fortress in the sky, all captured in striking detail on the cover by Yaroslav Horak.
In "Det gyllene spöket," James Bond finds himself aboard the sleek, atom-powered airship Golden Ghost—just as it's seized by the enigmatic Felix Bruhl. With Madame Spectra's urgent warnings echoing in his mind, Bond must unravel the mystery before the airship's fate is sealed.
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↩ Reprints James Bond #17/[1971] (1971), Helgonet #8/1979 (1979)
Reprinted in James Bond #4/1991 (1991)
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