James Bond #4/1991
In "Moonraker," James Bond faces off against the menacing Hugo Drax, a former Nazi with a dangerous foothold in Britain, who's now using his Moonraker rocket project as a cover for a devastating plan to destroy London with a nuclear bomb. Written by Ian Fleming and Henry Gammidge, and illustrated with sharp precision by John McLusky, this 1991 Semic issue brings a classic thriller to life with a chilling blend of Cold War tension and high-stakes espionage. The cover by John McLusky captures the menace of Drax’s scheme in a striking, atmospheric image.
In "Moonraker," Nazi sympathizer Hugo Drax, now entrenched in high British society, has turned his ambitious Moonraker rocket project into a deadly threat—planning to unleash a nuclear bomb on London. With the fate of the city hanging in the balance, Bond must uncover the truth behind Drax’s sinister agenda before it’s too late.
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