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Issue: James Bond 007 #[10]
Publication Date: September 2006
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Issues: #[10] of 16 Issues
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Publisher: FlagTitan
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Pages: 132
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Price: $19.95 USD
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Content Items: 14 (4 stories, 1 cover)
Editor(s): James Wheatley; Matthias Garretway; James Page
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Publication Type: Trade Paperback
Color: black and white
Dimensions: 8.75 inches x 11.5 inches (21.6 centimeters x 29.2 centimeters)
Paper Stock: glossy cover; matte interior
Binding: squarebound; trade paperback
Publishing Format: Was ongoing series
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Trouble Spot

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Colorist(s): ?
Letterer(s): typeset
Subject Matter
Genres: espionage
Feature(s): James Bond 007
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Pages: 1
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Young Protegee

Foreword, Introduction, Preface, Afterword  on  Interior Page(s)
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Writer(s): Martine Beswicke
Letterer(s): typeset
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Pages: 1
Disclose Notes: Introduction by actress Martine Beswicke, who played Zora (the gypsy) in FROM RUSSIA WITH LOVE (1963) and Paula Kaplan in THUNDERBALL (1965). She discusses director Terence Young, who cast her in both films.
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Curves, Charm & Cool

Text Article  on  Interior Page(s)
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Writer(s): James Page; James Wheatley
Letterer(s): typeset
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Feature(s): The Women Of James Bond-- Stripped!
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Pages: 4
Disclose Notes: Part 1. Article on the women who've appeared in the 007 newspaper strip, covering Vesper Lynd (CASINO ROYALE), Miss Solitaire (LIVE AND LET DIE), Gala Brand (MOONRAKER), Tiffany Case (DIAMONDS ARE FOREVER), Tatiana Romanova (FROM RUSSIA WITH LOVE), Honeychile Rider (DR. NO), Jill Masterson, Tilly Soames & Pussy Galore (GOLDFINGER).
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Trouble Spot

Foreword, Introduction, Preface, Afterword  on  Interior Page(s)
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Writer(s): James Wheatley; Matthias Garretway; James Page
Letterer(s): typeset
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Pages: 1
Disclose Notes: Editor notes M does not appear in this story, but he does in fact appear in one panel on the last day of it.
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Trouble Spot

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Genres: espionage
Feature(s): James Bond 007
Character(s): James Bond; Gretta; Olga; Baron Sharck; Bill Tanner; Miss Moneypenny; Phillip Groject; Holly Wilde; M
Synopsis: While trying to locate a mysterious "box" said to be valueable to any interested intelligence outfit, Bond poses as a dead man, Mike Channing, and has run-ins with Gretta, Channing's greedy mistress; Baron Sharck (alias Commissar Sharkface, a Krelmin agent who was once undercover as one of Hitler's advisors); Olga (Sharck's whip-wielding accomplice); and Folly Wilde, Channing's wife, who he locates at a California nudist colony!
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Reprint Notes: from THE DAILY EXPRESS (December 28, 1971-June 10, 1972)
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Pages: 36
Disclose Notes: Story #26. Reflecting the permissiveness of the 1970's, the level of nudity has noticeably increased in this story. The sonic device Bond uses to disable Grojec via telephone is remarkably similar to the one used in the film LIVE AND LET DIE, which came out over a year later!
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Isle of Condors

Foreword, Introduction, Preface, Afterword  on  Interior Page(s)
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Writer(s): James Wheatley; Matthias Garretway; James Page
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Isle of Condors

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Genres: espionage
Feature(s): James Bond 007
Character(s): James Bond; Thyrza Holt; Mr. Gallew; Mrs. Gallew; Signor Uccelli (villain); Ugo (thug); Stefana (mistress); Crystal Kelly (P.I.); Bill Tanner; Miss Moneypenny
Synopsis: Bond encounters the ruthless Signor Uccelli, who's running an espionage network consisting of brainwashed (and disposable) women; his island fortress is guarded by, among other things, a flock a deadly condors.
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Reprint Notes: from THE DAILY EXPRESS (June 12, 1972-October 21, 1972)
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Pages: 29
Disclose Notes: Story #27. As noted in the intro, Crystal Kelly is somewhat similar to Rosie Carver in the following year's film, LIVE AND LET DIE, except Crystal earns Bond's respect. The climax, when the villain desperately offers Bond "Two Million!" in exchange for his life, is remarkably similar to a scene in the 1989 film LICENCE TO KILL.
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The League of Vampires

Foreword, Introduction, Preface, Afterword  on  Interior Page(s)
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Writer(s): James Wheatley; Matthias Garretway; James Page
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Pages: 1
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The League of Vampires

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Genres: espionage
Feature(s): James Bond 007
Character(s): Dolly Hamlet (journalist); James Bond; Bridget; Isotta Cerulli; Bill Tanner; Xerxes Xenophanos (millionaire); Margo Xenophanos; Dr. Jemail; Tjana
Synopsis: Bond investigates a "Vampire Cult" which turns out to be a cover for a scheme involving kidnapping, murder, and industrial sabotage.
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Reprint Notes: from THE DAILY EXPRESS (October 25, 1972-February 28, 1973)
Miscellaneous
Pages: 27
Disclose Notes: Story #28. The sequence where Bond is held captive aboard a millionaire's yacht (complete with nuclear warhead) is remarkably similar to a sequence in the 1983 film NEVER SAY NEVER AGAIN; while the plot to destroy a rival computer-technology company somewhat parallels the main plot of the 1985 film, A VIEW TO A KILL.
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Die with My Boots On

Foreword, Introduction, Preface, Afterword  on  Interior Page(s)
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Writer(s): James Wheatley; Matthias Garretway; James Page
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Die with My Boots On

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Genres: espionage
Feature(s): James Bond 007
Character(s): Mr. Sforza (mobster); Voyle; James Bond; Smokey Turpin; Ruvik (gunman); Benny "the barber" Pignelli (mobster); Posy Gee (chemist)
Synopsis: In New York, Bond tackles mobster "Benny The Barber" Pignelli, who's kidnapped a Chinese chemist for the purpose of manufacturing illegal drugs.
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Reprint Notes: from THE DAILY EXPRESS (March 1, 1973-June 18, 1973)
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Pages: 21
Disclose Notes: Story #29. The scene of a body being dumped out of a helicopter is remarkably similar to the pre-credit sequence of the 1981 film, FOR YOUR EYES ONLY.
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The Complete James Bond Syndicated Newspaper Checklist

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Disclose Notes: covers 1958-1983
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Nobody Does It Better...

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Disclose Notes: Ad / Titan Books' 007 collections.
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James Bond 007 Will Return...

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Disclose Notes: Ad / THE PHOENIX PROJECT (Titan Books, "coming soon")

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