Read the first issue, fracking brutal!!!
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Respect for the BSG reference
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Cover and synopsis for issue 5 of James Bond 007 :
Hot on the trail of the stolen STALVODA compound, Bond finds himself in strife-torn Syria, where an old ally may be able to provide some new intelligence. But when 007 stirs up a local hornet’s nest, the response involves every gun they’ve acquired in more than 10 years of civil war. Drastic action is called for, as time is fast running out for the British agent – and the world!
Featuring a statuesque cover by DAVE JOHNSON (100 Bullets, Superman: Red Son, Deadpool) and intriguing interiors by 007 veteran RAPHA LOBOSCO (James Bond: Black Box), Part Five of “Your Cold, Cold Heart” from comics legend GARTH ENNIS stokes the fires of celebration for a decade of James Bond comics at Dynamite!
In Shops: May 22, 2024
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The end of the latest arc “caps off a decade of James Bond comics at Dynamite”, so indeed, it makes me wonder if this is an end point or things continue from here. I really hope they keep the rights. I like what they’ve done.
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Not final covers identified but Dynamite does share some images. Due 6/17/2024.
Though the second image seems to repeat the King and Country #6 cover released 11/29/2023.
Spoiler
If Dynamite stops or keep’s going with Bond, I could go either way. I’m just tired of them continuously delaying the hardcover graphic novel story collections.
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https://screenrant.com/james-bond-comic-gail-simone-dynamite-entertainment/
I think this might be Dynamite Comics’ last Bond adventure if the license hasn’t been renewed. Mixed feelings either way.
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That cannot happen.
Continuity error!!
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She wrote a very good chapter of Reflections of Death.
Why do you think it’s the end?
Dynamite Comics has a 10 year license with Ian Fleming Publications. Given the trouble that Dynamite got into a few years ago, and their lack of promotion for Bond comics, I wouldn’t be surprised if Dynamite doesn’t come back for more.
I mean, it’s Christopher Lee. It’s a very understandable stance to take.
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Has anyone heard anything about this since then?