James Bond #54/[1978]
"Stålspionen" delivers a globe-trotting spy thriller in James Bond #54 (1978), where a resurrected Hungarian resistance hero from World War II becomes entangled in a web of international intrigue. With the CIA, the Mafia, SPECTRE, Russian agents, rocket scientists, and robot researchers all in play, Bond races across Europe to untangle the chaos—penciled and inked by Yaroslav Horak, with a striking cover by Thord Lindblom.
In "Stålspionen," James Bond is drawn into a web of suspicion when Agent 0013 Briony Thorne pleads for his help to clear her name after being accused of treason. As they race to uncover the truth, the duo encounters a mysterious robot carrying out a series of deadly attacks—leaving Bond to wonder who's pulling the strings.
In "Den gäckande skuggan," boxer Frank Frost is cornered into fighting the ruthless Snoggins, knowing failure means his kidnapped younger sister will suffer at the hands of Snoggins' manager, Simmons. With every punch and every desperate move, the line between survival and sacrifice grows thinner.
In "Trollkarlen vaknar," a resurrected Hungarian resistance hero from World War II—once known as the Crown of Hungary—finds himself at the center of a tangled web of international intrigue. As Bond travels across Europe, he must untangle a conspiracy involving the CIA, the Mafia, SPECTRE, Russian spies, and a secretive network of scientists, all racing to control a dangerous new technology.
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↩ Reprints James Bond #21/[1972] (1972)
Reprinted in James Bond #2/1982 (1982), James Bond #3/1983 (1983), James Bond #2/1995 (1995)
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