James Bond #56/[1979]
In "Moonraker," James Bond faces off against the menacing Hugo Drax, a former Nazi with dangerous ambitions and a powerful new rocket project. With Drax now entrenched in Britain and his Moonraker missile poised to unleash devastation on London, Bond must uncover the truth before it's too late. Written by Ian Fleming and Henry Gammidge, with art by John McLusky, and featuring a striking cover by Jordi Penalva, this 1979 Semic issue delivers a tense, classic spy thriller in a crisp, period-accurate package.
In "Moonraker," Jo must navigate a web of espionage and deception as the ruthless Nazi Hugo Drax, now entrenched in British society, advances his sinister plan to launch a nuclear-armed rocket at London under the guise of the Moonraker project. With the fate of the city hanging in the balance, Jo races to uncover the truth before it's too late.
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↩ Reprints James Bond #3/1966 (1966)
Reprinted in James Bond #4/1985 (1985)
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