• 7.0
  Razorfine - Alan Rapp Dec 7, 2022

  Looking for answers, Bond begins working for Myrmidon with his first assignment stealing secure information from the British Government. Seducing a young woman at MI5 for access and then breaking into a secret government server room, Bond looks for answers about Gwendolyn Gann and for what his government is doing in bed with a terrorist and dictator. Read Full Review

• 6.5
  Comical Opinions - Gabriel Hernandez Nov 30, 2022

  007 #4 is a serviceable entry in the series filled with non-stop tension as James Bond is forced into a situation where he might kill his colleagues. That said, Bonds too-easy escape diffuses the tension, and the blocky, static art takes away from the frantic action. Read Full Review

• 6.0
  ComicBook.com - Tim Adams Nov 30, 2022

  The artwork by Marco Finnegan and Dearbhla Kelly really pops on each and every page, especially in the beginning of 007 #4 as James Bond pulls off one of his signature impersonations. Read Full Review

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