James Bond 007 #4

Cinematic and bursting with plenty of that signature dry wit, this is easily one of the best Bond books of the decade! Read Full Review

Greg Pak's Oddjob epic continues to unfold in fun, twisty ways. Read Full Review

I'm still in that position where I'm not sure an ongoing Bond series is a good thing which makes me glad that there are still some other projects in the works. Things are a bit convoluted here and the billing of it as a new arc leaves me a little wary because it isn't that. There are fun moments to be had here and I like what John Lee brings to the story since the way he and Bond are so abrasive with each other is amusing. But I'm also losing interest slowly with this storyline and the potential of this run, which is unfortunate as I think we've had a really good run of Bond miniseries and specials for the past two years. I'm just not connecting with this one that well. Read Full Review

A superbly talented creative team breathes new life into an otherwise tired franchise. Read Full Review