James Lawrence began his writing career scripting training films for the US Armed Forces, and moved on to write features including Buck Rogers and Joe Palooka. Yaroslav Horak created the outback adventure strip Mike Steel for the Sydney Morning Herald.

"Reading these strips is an excellent bridge between the worlds of the films and the books." - Pop Matters "These books are great for anyone that digs James Bond." - Comic Vine "A solid, inexpensive, and handsome collection of James Bond dailies from the mid-seventies—a decent place to start a strip collection." -  Culture Mass"Definitely worth checking out." - Nerdgasms"These are quality Bond stories that every fan should appreciate." - Cinema Sentries"Aficionados of old school 1970s comic strips, Cold War spy geeks or James Bond fans will enjoy a good yarn reading these comic-strip tales." - Retrenders"If you’re a Bond fan and enjoy adventure comics and graphic novels, The James Bond Omnibus 005 and the earlier collections in this series are a great way to sate your need for more Bond-age in your life until the next film comes along." -  Project Fandom "An awesome compilation to get you reinterested in Bond, and a warmly pleasing read if you are already are!" - Hero Nuggets"These comics still have enough charm to leave readers feeling shaken and stirred." - Den of Geek

James Lawrence began his writing career scripting training films for the US Armed Forces, and moved on to write features including Buck Rogers and Joe Palooka. Yaroslav Horak created the outback adventure strip Mike Steel for the Sydney Morning Herald.

"Reading these strips is an excellent bridge between the worlds of the films and the books." - Pop Matters "These books are great for anyone that digs James Bond." - Comic Vine "A solid, inexpensive, and handsome collection of James Bond dailies from the mid-seventies—a decent place to start a strip collection." -  Culture Mass"Definitely worth checking out." - Nerdgasms"These are quality Bond stories that every fan should appreciate." - Cinema Sentries"Aficionados of old school 1970s comic strips, Cold War spy geeks or James Bond fans will enjoy a good yarn reading these comic-strip tales." - Retrenders"If you’re a Bond fan and enjoy adventure comics and graphic novels, The James Bond Omnibus 005 and the earlier collections in this series are a great way to sate your need for more Bond-age in your life until the next film comes along." -  Project Fandom "An awesome compilation to get you reinterested in Bond, and a warmly pleasing read if you are already are!" - Hero Nuggets"These comics still have enough charm to leave readers feeling shaken and stirred." - Den of Geek

James Lawrence began his writing career scripting training films for the US Armed Forces, and moved on to write features including Buck Rogers and Joe Palooka. Yaroslav Horak created the outback adventure strip Mike Steel for the Sydney Morning Herald.

"Reading these strips is an excellent bridge between the worlds of the films and the books." - Pop Matters "These books are great for anyone that digs James Bond." - Comic Vine "A solid, inexpensive, and handsome collection of James Bond dailies from the mid-seventies—a decent place to start a strip collection." -  Culture Mass"Definitely worth checking out." - Nerdgasms"These are quality Bond stories that every fan should appreciate." - Cinema Sentries"Aficionados of old school 1970s comic strips, Cold War spy geeks or James Bond fans will enjoy a good yarn reading these comic-strip tales." - Retrenders"If you’re a Bond fan and enjoy adventure comics and graphic novels, The James Bond Omnibus 005 and the earlier collections in this series are a great way to sate your need for more Bond-age in your life until the next film comes along." -  Project Fandom "An awesome compilation to get you reinterested in Bond, and a warmly pleasing read if you are already are!" - Hero Nuggets"These comics still have enough charm to leave readers feeling shaken and stirred." - Den of Geek