James Bond #39/[1976]
In "Hjärntvättad," James Bond returns to London after being expelled from the Soviet Union, only to find himself on a deadly mission to assassinate M—his own superior. With the Secret Service realizing Bond has been brainwashed, they intervene to stop the murder and rush him to Park Hospital, where a fragile chance at recovery begins.
In "Spionen från öst," James Bond is sent on a high-stakes mission to eliminate a Russian sniper whose target is the British agent 272, a man poised to defect from East Berlin to the West. With M's orders clear and the clock ticking, Bond must navigate a tense game of shadows, where every move could mean the difference between life and death for both the agent and himself.
In the shadowy streets of 1976, Polissergeant Steve Rooman takes a step back from the force—only to find himself drawn into a new kind of case. After the release of his former enemy, Farbes, Rooman begins shadowing him, determined to uncover the truth behind the last unsolved heist, even as he navigates a world where loyalty and money blur. With Manks, Stone, and the rest of the squad watching from the sidelines, Rooman must stay one step ahead—before the past comes back to claim him.
In "Oväntat slut," a man's growing suspicion turns deadly when he believes his wife is unfaithful—only to discover the horrifying truth behind her disappearance. As he digs into the cellar to uncover what he thinks is a secret lover's hiding place, he stumbles upon a far more chilling secret buried beneath the floor.
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↩ Reprints Uncanny Tales #12 (1953), James Bond #6/1968 (1968), James Bond #7/1968 (1968)
Reprinted in James Bond #2/1981 (1981), James Bond #5/1981 (1981), James Bond #5/1985 (1985), James Bond #2/1993 (1993)
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