James Bond #4/1982
In "Projekt Fenix," a scientist develops a combat suit made of boron and attempts to sell it to both a Turkish arms dealer and the British defense forces. Written by James D. Lawrence and illustrated by Yaroslav Horak, this 1982 Semic issue delivers a tense Cold War-era spy thriller with a high-tech edge, all rendered in sharp detail. The cover by Jordi Penalva captures the story’s sleek, futuristic menace.
In "Projekt Fenix," a rogue scientist develops a combat suit made of boron and tries to sell it to both a Turkish arms dealer and Britain’s defense forces. The story unfolds as espionage and cutting-edge technology collide in a tense game of secrets and betrayal.
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↩ Reprints James Bond #42/[1976] (1976)
Reprinted in James Bond #2/1992 (1992)
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