James Bond #3/1994
"Dödens ljus" delivers a taut, globe-spanning thriller set in 1960s Cairo, where a high-stakes anti-corruption congress kicks off amid shadows of conspiracy. As Bond infiltrates a secret meeting on Amos’s yacht in Hong Kong, he overhears a chilling plan to strike at the very heart of the event—just as the world watches. Written by Henrik Nilsson and Das Petrou, with evocative art by John Watkiss and dynamic cover work by Salvador Fabá and John Watkiss, this 1994 Semic issue captures Bond at his most precise and perilous.
In "Dödens ljus," MI6 agent Rogers meets a Swiss banker to exchange secrets about the Eastern Trade Corporation, but the meeting turns deadly when a sniper with a laser rifle strikes from the shadows. The story unfolds with tense precision, blending espionage and sudden violence in a cold, calculated strike.
In a 1960s tale set across two continents, Jo arrives in Cairo for an anti-corruption conference, unaware of the danger brewing beneath the surface. That same day in Hong Kong, Bond slips aboard Amos’s yacht, catching whispers of a plan to strike at the very event Jo is attending.
In "Monstret i träsket," Charlie Fox stumbles upon a lost alien child in a murky swamp, its strange presence stirring unease in the quiet woods. When the child’s parents arrive in their crashed spaceship, the encounter takes a chilling turn—leaving Charlie to wonder what truly lies beneath the surface of the wilderness.
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