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(W) Warren Ellis
(A) Jason Masters
(CA) Dom Reardon

James Bond is in Berlin, alone, unarmed and with no idea of the forces ranged in secret against him. If he can make it to the Embassy, he might survive for a few hours more. But he's getting into that car with that woman, which means he has only minutes to live...
Date Available: 12/02/2015

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Warren Ellis continues his run w/ 007 in James Bond #2. There's an odd but workable mashing of straight Fleming Bond w/ an almost Iron Man sensibility running just on or off camera depending on the page. That's not a strong complaint, but when you have panels that look like they could be lifted from Terminator or Brainiac issue, it's ok to be worried that we might stray to close to Moonraker territory. Bond's dialogue is excellent, and Jason Masters continues to impress on art duties.

Kevin Healy 7 out of 10 GRAHAMS

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