James Bond #30/[1974]
In "Moonraker," James Bond faces off against the sinister Hugo Drax, a man with dangerous ambitions and a powerful rocket project poised to unleash devastation on London. Written by Ian Fleming and Henry Gammidge, with art by John McLusky, this 1974 Semic issue brings the classic spy thriller to life with sharp pacing and striking visuals. The cover by Jordi Penalva captures the tension of the mission with dramatic flair.
In "Moonraker," Jo finds herself drawn into a dangerous game when Nazi sympathizer Hugo Drax, now entrenched in British society, unveils his Moonraker rocket project with a chillingly ambitious plan to unleash a nuclear bomb on London. With the stakes higher than ever, Jo must navigate a web of deception and espionage before it's too late.
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↩ Reprints James Bond #3/1965 (1965), James Bond #3/1966 (1966)
Reprinted in James Bond #2/1982 (1982)
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