Kraken's trap is sprung-and M and Moneypenny are caught in its jaws! As the Royal Navy moves in to retaliate, James Bond leads a covert Special Boat Squadron unit on a suicide mission to infiltrate a nuclear reprocessing facility. But time is running out. The nukes are flying, and death is only a trigger-pull away...
Dynamite Comics are quickly becoming my second go to publisher forexcellent books, regardless of the fact that they are not the most well thought of books in the UK (yes, I am looking at you The Travelling Man store in York!). With their solidification of their Bond line, the ongoing re-imaging of some of their more classic characters, Dynamite are certainly creating an aura of quality about their line. Coupled with the fact there are a number of Big Two books at $3.99 price point that don't have even half the quality on show here, should means that the will reap their rewards with a number of new readers. Read Full Review
James Bond: Hammerhead is continuing on in a strong fashion and I can see this series as a whole getting the A-ranking with how well Diggle and Casalanguida have put it together. It's fun, exciting, has some great twists, and the shock violence moments that are wholly appropriate. This issue ramps things up and attempts to be timely, which will certainly date it down the road, but it connects well in the here and now and becomes a pretty engaging read. Definitely one of the better books Dynamite is putting out in general and definitely among the Bond series, making me hopeful for more miniseries coming out in the future. Read Full Review
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