James Bond

ICYMI: James Bond Just Threw A Cinderblock At A Guy
ICYMI: James Bond Just Threw A Cinderblock At A Guy
ICYMI: James Bond Just Threw A Cinderblock At A Guy
I'm not the type of person who's going to go out and buy the wristwatches or anything, but I'd like to think I'm a pretty big fan of the James Bond movies, and the one scene I like more than anything else in the entire 24-film franchise is the cold open to Casino Royale. The brutality of that black-and-white fight scene and the way that Bond becomes 007 gets me every time. Which, I imagine, is why I was so thrilled by the cold open to Warren Ellis and Jason Masters' James Bond #1, which has a similar bit of savagery that, in their case, is all business. And in case you missed it? James Bond just broke a cinderblock on a dude's back by throwing it at him.
The Best James Bond Villain Fan Art Ever
The Best James Bond Villain Fan Art Ever
The Best James Bond Villain Fan Art Ever
Over the course of the last several decades, James Bond has come across his fair share of villains. They’re some of the most colorful class of egomaniacs, sociopaths, thugs, dental problems, hat throwers, and femme fatales. This veritable cast of sometimes classy, sometimes crass criminals all present a unique challenge to Mr. Bond. Whether he’s tied to a chair, strapped a table, or hanging precariously over another death trap, Bond will often inevitably fall into his enemy’s clutches. Lucky for him they also tend to monologue for a while and then leave him alone with more than enough time to figure out how not to die in their precarious traps. Dr. No came out in 1962. It starred Sean Connery along with Ursula Andress as Honey Ryder and Joseph Wiseman as the nefarious Dr. No. More than fifty years later, Connery and several more 007s have worked their way through a cavalcade of bad boys and girls who just want to own the world, destroy the world, or do any other number of things that catch the iconic M16’s attention. Being around for so long, there’s no lack of infatuation with creating art based around this colorful cast. We scoured for some of the best the rabid fan base had to offer to the iconic spy universe. We hope you’ll enjoy this extensive gallery of Bond baddies.
License to Kill: The Comics History of 007 James Bond
License to Kill: The Comics History of 007 James Bond
License to Kill: The Comics History of 007 James Bond
On this day in 1958, the world’s most famous MI6 Agent took to the world of comics for the first time, as Ian Fleming’s James Bond brought his hard-drinking, womanizing, spy-killing adventures to the pages of UK newspaper The Daily Express just five years after the launch of the novels with Casino Royale.
James Bond Returns to Comics, Courtesy of Ellis and Masters
James Bond Returns to Comics, Courtesy of Ellis and Masters
James Bond Returns to Comics, Courtesy of Ellis and Masters
Ahead of San Diego Comic-Con 2015, Dynamite has announced that writer Warren Ellis and artist Jason Masters will be the creative team on a new James Bond ongoing series this November. Having acquired the James Bond licence last year --- it was one of Dynamite's SDCC announcements for 2014 --- the publisher will launch the series, titled James Bond 007, starting this November.
Dynamite Picks Up Worldwide James Bond License
Dynamite Picks Up Worldwide James Bond License
Dynamite Picks Up Worldwide James Bond License
Author Ian Fleming's British super-spy James Bond is one of the most iconic characters in modern fiction, and thanks to the Daniel Craig-led reboot that began with the movie Casino Royale in 2006, he's as popular today as he's ever been. Dynamite Entertainment hopes to tap in to that popularity, as it announced today that it has acquired the worldwide rights to publish James Bond comics in print and digital, starting in 2015. This is big news for Dynamite as it heads in to New York Comic-Con. The publisher is well versed in licensed properties, including Flash Gordon, Red Sonja, and Tarzan; but Bond has the potential to be their biggest license, with the best name recognition and audience reach.
Sean Dove Kickstarts A James Bond-Inspired Art Book
Sean Dove Kickstarts A James Bond-Inspired Art Book
Sean Dove Kickstarts A James Bond-Inspired Art Book
I've been getting back into James Bond movies pretty heavily over the past few months, but my interest in the world's most famous spy is clearly small change compared to Sean Dove. In December, Dove took on a project called "#Decembond," where he drew a piece of art inspired by all 23 James Bond movies. Now, he's collecting them all in a hardcover called Last Days of Danger and using Kic
Link Ink: Disney Drops ‘SEAL Team Six’ Pursuit, ‘Chewie’ Bento and the SNES Game Cartridge Urinal
Link Ink: Disney Drops ‘SEAL Team Six’ Pursuit, ‘Chewie’ Bento and the SNES Game Cartridge Urinal
Link Ink: Disney Drops ‘SEAL Team Six’ Pursuit, ‘Chewie’ Bento and the SNES Game Cartridge Urinal
Sanity: After reading Ruben Bolling's latest Tom the Dancing Bug comic, it was a relief to find out that Walt Disney Co. is pulling its application with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office to brand "SEAL Team 6" (named after the team who, among other things, took out Osama bin Laden) for toys, games and other merchandise...
Are The Upcoming James Bond Barbies Your Only Chance To Seduce Halle Berry? I Say Thee Nay!
Are The Upcoming James Bond Barbies Your Only Chance To Seduce Halle Berry? I Say Thee Nay!
Are The Upcoming James Bond Barbies Your Only Chance To Seduce Halle Berry? I Say Thee Nay!
It's probably safe to say that most ComicsAlliance readers (and contributors for that matter) aren't like James Bond - in other words, we're not all British globetrotting super spies who regularly spit in Death's eye and consequently get the best looking girls and/or guys in the sack at the end of the day...