James Bond #8/1990
In "Projekt Fenix," James Bond finds himself in the Swiss Alps, where a mysterious figure known only as "The Saint" plays Amor to patients at Dr. Vogel’s clinic—while quietly thwarting a mafia gang attempting to reclaim money stolen by their own financial officer. Written by Donne Avenell and illustrated by Federico Maidagan, this 1990 Semic issue blends espionage with quiet intrigue, all rendered with sharp detail on a cover by Yaroslav Horak and Salvador Fabá.
In "Projekt Fenix," a rogue scientist develops a combat suit made of boron and tries to sell it to both a Turkish arms dealer and Britain's defense forces. With tensions rising and secrets buried in the metal, the stakes are high—especially when a certain 00 agent gets drawn into the hunt.
In the Swiss Alps, Jo plays Amor at Dr. Vogel’s clinic, where a quiet routine is shattered when a Mafia gang attempts to reclaim money stolen by their own financial officer. The story unfolds with a mix of tension and unexpected calm, as Jo’s presence becomes a quiet force in a high-stakes game of trust and deception.
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