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This was okay. The plot is fairly predictable, but I was glad it tried to break out of the standard Bond formula. The art is really beautiful in places, but oh so much gratuitous gore in other places. It was fun to read a Bond comic, something I haven't done before.

Solid, but a bit unspectacular. Still, Ellis is the king of brutal, rough-and-tumble action, and his Bond has a blunt meanness and bureaucratic mundanity largely lacking from the films. Could have used an extra issue to let the plot reveals feel a bit less rushed, but this is still a rock solid spy thriller.

I have waited a long time for a proper Warren Ellis Bond story, and the wait was so worth it. This is a perfect combination of Bond from the book mixed with a little of the movies. This is a brutal book with Bond as a bastard put to show the world Britain still matters.

"...so we learned to club people quietly in the dark first." Hello from my iPad! I took a little break to start off 2017, but I hope to be posting more. It's so great to see your books in a large format! My first book of 2017 was this comic by my main man Ellis. It's very stripped down, and it removes some of the problematic things about Bond and keeping the fun ones. A tight, chilly spy actioneer - worth checking out!

Huge disappointment(( no art appeal, no Bond's charm. There are so much blood that I cannot keep going((

I'm still at my parent's house and have raided dad's James Bond books.

Meh. The artwork was great, given the type of story you expect for JB. But I could have done without the bits of sexism scattered through it. Yes, JB is sexist but the sexism in this was completely pointless and just felt thrown in just for the hell of it. The story itself was kinda boring.