James Bond #7/1983
In "Likvidera Bond!", Peter Scratch is trapped in a forced marriage to the cunning smuggler Serenita in order to secure an American passport, but the young Aladdin steps in to help him escape—setting off a chain of events that leads to an unexpected adoption. Written by Elliot Caplin and brought to life with dynamic art by Lou Fine, this 1983 Semic issue blends espionage intrigue with a touch of unlikely family, all under a striking cover by Lou Fine.
In "Likvidera Bond!", agent 002 John Winter is captured by the ruthless interrogation specialist Lev Makar, who twists his mind to serve a deeper scheme: luring James Bond into a trap. Makar’s ultimate goal is to seize control of the Kremlin, and Winter’s compromised loyalty becomes the key to his plan.
In "Intrig i Istanbul," Peter Scratch is unexpectedly thrust into a marriage of convenience with the cunning smuggler Serenita to secure an American passport, but when the young Aladdin steps in to help him escape, their unlikely bond sets off a chain of events that reshapes both their lives. Written with sharp wit and set against the bustling backdrop of Istanbul, this 1983 tale blends suspense and unexpected heart in a story where escape and adoption are just the beginning.
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Reprinted in James Bond #2/1984 (1984), Helgenen #13/1987 (1987)
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