007: For King and Country #2

007: FOR KING AND COUNTRY #2 raises astronomical stakes, pitting the world's greatest spy against an enemy that appears to be in control of the entire world. The art and writing are gritty, dramatic, and cinematic in all the best ways. Read Full Review

Why has M sent 006 to bring Bond on and not 009? Will we see Bond reconnect with M in a forthcoming issue? Those are just some of the questions that I am pondering about this book. Read Full Review

"Who can you trust?" is the name of the game, and every 00 agent has their sights set on Bond and Gann. Read Full Review

We're given a couple action sequences, first with the new 00 catching up with them, who our spies on the run easily dispatch, and later with the much more seasoned 006 finding them in Rome as Gann attempts to recruit an old friend to help the pair in their fight. Read Full Review

fzanca

May 27, 2023

I'm really enjoying this series. I like the twist and turns. I lost track of the whole virus thing. I'm enjoying the fight scenes and the fact that Bond has other 00's after him. I would like to have more background on why MI6 and specifically M would be going along with this. It seems out of character. There was a transition that was jarring where they changed disguises and I got lost for the page until I realized it wasn't a flashback. I'm looking forward to the next issue and I hope more explanation.

randyalpha

Jul 04, 2023

Over all story telling 8.5 Art 7.5 Dialog 8 Flow 9 Plot 5 (Nanorobotics) to elaborate! However, I would recommend to any James Bond Fan