James Bond #42/[1976]
"Projekt Fenix" delivers a sleek, Cold War-era spy thriller in James Bond #42, where 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 with sharp precision by Yaroslav Horak, the story unfolds with tense intrigue, while Jordi Penalva’s cover captures the high-stakes drama in bold, striking detail.
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—setting off a high-stakes game of espionage and betrayal. The story unfolds with tense negotiations and hidden agendas, as the line between ally and adversary blurs in the shadow of cutting-edge technology.
In "Fåraktigt," a man who invents age-reversing pills finds himself in danger when an older actor, desperate to reclaim his youth, threatens him into surrendering the formula. When the man warns the actor that he’s only “half finished,” the actor ignores the plea—only to suffer a terrifying transformation, his face split between youth and age.
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Reprinted in James Bond #2/1980 (1980), James Bond #4/1982 (1982), James Bond #8/1990 (1990)
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