James Bond #52/[1978]
In 1800s London, a tense game of cat and mouse unfolds in "Dödligt kommando" as thief Simon Smart is captured by the enigmatic Owen while attempting to break into a bank vault. With the stakes rising, Owen accidentally locks himself inside—and now Smart must find a way to save him before time runs out. Penciled and inked by Thord Lindblom for the cover, the story unfolds with sharp suspense, all drawn by Jack Pamby.
In late 19th-century London, thief Simon Smart breaks into a bank vault only to find himself trapped with Owen, the man he was trying to outwit. When Owen accidentally locks himself inside, Smart must decide whether to help—or leave him to suffocate.
In "Hämnden," former cop Dallara plots to sell back a stash of heroin to the criminal Czorski, unaware that the man he’s trying to manipulate, Grubber, has his own score to settle. Driven by a past beating and betrayal, Grubber sees this moment as his chance to turn the tables—though his revenge may come at a cost he hasn’t counted on.
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Reprinted in James Bond #6/1982 (1982)
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