Garth Ennis returns to Dynamite and brings us his first James Bond series - "Your Cold, Cold Heart".
As Bond tracks the deadly path of Stalvoda and learns more about its origins, he faces another kill squad determined to stop the 00 in his tracks. But he may prefer facing gunmen on Terra Firma to the cold hell of space, as his trail leads him higher than he's ever been before.
Featuring a cover by Dave Johnson (100 Bullets, Red Son, Deadpool), and interior art by Rapha Lobosco (James Bond: Black Box), "YOUR COLD, COLD HEART" kicks off the 10-year celebration of James Bond comics at Dynamite.
Bond lures assassins into a trap, learns the history of Steel Water, and goes where few have gone before in James Bond 007 #2. Read Full Review
This James Bond comic continues its blend of brutality and humor, with great effect. Read Full Review
JAMES BOND: 007 #2 offers a rollercoaster of action, accompanied by stellar artwork. However, the plot takes a backseat, making it a slightly thin read in terms of narrative development. The cliffhanger involving Bonds journey to the International Space Station adds an intriguing twist, leaving readers eager for the next installment. Read Full Review
I wasn't too impressed with this issue. I hope it gets better. Ennis introduced this technological weapon in the first issue and then drops it completely in this one. It starts out with Bond a bus, that's supposed to be humorous, but isn't. From there, it's one big shoot out untl we find out that Bond is playing astronaut without any training. Pretty bad.
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