James Bond 007

In the early 1990s, Egmont Ehapa brought Ian Fleming’s iconic spy to the comic page with a three-issue miniseries, featuring scripts by Doug Moench and Georg Tempel alongside the sleek, cinematic art of Paul Gulacy. This German-published run distilled the essence of the Bond mythos into a tight, globe-trotting espionage thriller, capturing the character’s cold elegance and high-stakes intrigue. Though brief, it stands as a notable international take on 007, showcasing Gulacy’s trademark shadow-drenched style that made the series a visual treat for fans of the genre.