James Bond #48/[1977]
In "Dödsstrålen," Doctor No manipulates the scientist and inventor Frank Mulroy into developing a deadly laser weapon called Hotshot, capable of bringing down aircraft and ships. With the stakes rising, the villain now targets the U.S. Secretary of State's plane, setting the stage for a high-stakes confrontation. The story unfolds with tense precision, illustrated by Yaroslav Horak, whose artwork brings the cold menace of the plot to life, while Thord Lindblom's cover captures the chilling intensity of the threat.
In "Dödsstrålen," Doctor No enlists the scientist and inventor Frank Mulroy to deploy his deadly weapon, the Hotshot—a ray capable of bringing down aircraft and ships. With the U.S. Secretary of State's flight now in its crosshairs, Bond must race to stop the attack before the world is plunged into crisis.
In "Det enda vittnet," a daring heist at a London security facility goes awry when thief Billy Parker and his gang overpower guard Tarcher, stealing what they believe to be £10,000—only to later discover the vault held ten times that amount. With the discrepancy unexplained and no clear leads, the case takes a sharp turn into mystery, leaving the investigation wide open.
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