James Bond #44/[1977]
"Intrig på Balkan" delivers a sharp, pulse-pounding installment in the James Bond series, with Bond racing against time to prevent a high-stakes wedding from becoming a dangerous espionage trap. Written by James D. Lawrence and brought to life by Yaroslav Horak’s dynamic art, the story sees Bond intercepting Arda Petrich just as he’s about to marry a seemingly innocent bride with ties to a Bulgarian spy, Stefan Radomir—whose loyalty quickly proves to be a deadly gamble. Jordi Penalva’s striking cover captures the tension perfectly, setting the stage for a cold war thriller rooted in deception and shifting allegiances.
In "Intrig på Balkan," James Bond moves in on a wedding day gone wrong when he intercepts Arda Petrich just as he's about to marry a woman tied to a Bulgarian spy, Stefan Radomir. With Radomir's loyalty already compromised, Bond finds himself racing to untangle a web of deception before the KGB can exploit the situation.
In "Pärlornas förbannelse," a man discovers an island teeming with pearls and shares its location with a trusted friend. When the friend arrives, the island’s natives act swiftly to silence him—destroying his boat to ensure the secret remains buried.
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