James Bond #3/1994
In "Stjernesekten," James Bond finds himself drawn into a tense and morally complex mission in the American South, where a hitman known as Macbeth is hired to eliminate a woman—only to confront the unsettling presence of the Ku Klux Klan along the way. Written by Øystein Marmøy and Josep Maria Polls, with art by Esteve Polls, the story unfolds with quiet dread, as the line between assignment and fate blurs. The cover, by Salvador Fabá, captures the story’s brooding atmosphere.
In "Stjernesekten," a mysterious cult known as the Children of the Stars rises to power, using fear and violence to eliminate rivals and elevate their followers. When a wealthy businessman joins their ranks, he finds sudden success—until the cult’s enigmatic leader, Father Star, sets his sights on a British minister, aiming to reshape the world according to their twisted vision.
In "Et prinsippspørsmål," Macbeth is hired to carry out a hit in the American South, a mission that leads him into a tense encounter with the Ku Klux Klan. As he approaches his target, the situation takes a sudden turn when the woman he was meant to kill chooses her own fate. Written by an unknown hand and rendered in stark, atmospheric interior art, this six-page drama explores moral ambiguity with quiet intensity.
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