James Bond #43/[1976]
In "Dödligt uppdrag," a compromised agent is forced to assume the identity of the slain fencing expert Virgil Mohr to infiltrate a high-stakes operation. With Mohr’s skills essential to the mission, the agent must quickly master the art of the sword—before the enemy realizes the switch. Cover by Jordi Penalva.
In "Ta dej i akt, Virgil Mohr!", a compromised agent must assume the identity of the late Virgil Mohr—a skilled fencer—to infiltrate a high-stakes operation and recover crucial documents. Forced to master the art of the sword, the agent must blend in as Mohr while navigating a world where every move could be his last.
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↩ Reprints Spellbound #13 (1953), James Bond #5/1968 (1968)
Reprinted in James Bond #4/1980 (1980)
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