James Bond #6/1983
"Operation Burma" kicks off in 1983 with a high-stakes spy thriller where the murder of a Soviet and a British agent is staged to ignite a false war between KGB and MI-6—though the real motive lies in valuable mineral discoveries across Asia. Written by Jack Sutter and illustrated by Juan Sarompas, this issue blends Cold War tension with geopolitical intrigue, all rendered in sharp, dynamic art. The cover by Juan Sarompas captures the shadowy suspense of a world on the edge.
In "Operation Burma," a deadly game of deception unfolds when a Soviet and a British agent are murdered to frame their respective intelligence agencies for a clash in Asia. The real target? A secretive struggle over valuable mineral discoveries, with the stakes far higher than a simple Cold War standoff.
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↩ Reprints Seriemagasinet #16/1976 (1976)
Reprinted in James Bond #7/1984 (1984)
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