Henry Francis Gammidge (1915 - 1981), was a writer of the James Bond comic strip that originally appeared in Daily Express newspaper and syndicated worldwide. Gammidge adapted Ian Fleming's James Bond novels, which were then drawn by illustrator John McLusky. Gammidge would go on to work on a total of eleven stories, which were published between 15 December 1958 and 8 January 1966.John McLusky (1923 - 2006) was a comics artist best known as the original artist of the comic strip featuring Ian Fleming's James Bond. He drew the strip from the very beginning in July 1958 until 1966 and would go on to adapt a total of 13 James Bond novels or short stories. As an artist he also drew Laurel & Hardy, Pink Panther and for both TV Comic and Look and Learn.

Henry Francis Gammidge (1915 - 1981), was a writer of the James Bond comic strip that originally appeared in Daily Express newspaper and syndicated worldwide. Gammidge adapted Ian Fleming's James Bond novels, which were then drawn by illustrator John McLusky. Gammidge would go on to work on a total of eleven stories, which were published between 15 December 1958 and 8 January 1966.John McLusky (1923 - 2006) was a comics artist best known as the original artist of the comic strip featuring Ian Fleming's James Bond. He drew the strip from the very beginning in July 1958 until 1966 and would go on to adapt a total of 13 James Bond novels or short stories. As an artist he also drew Laurel & Hardy, Pink Panther and for both TV Comic and Look and Learn.

Henry Francis Gammidge (1915 - 1981), was a writer of the James Bond comic strip that originally appeared in Daily Express newspaper and syndicated worldwide. Gammidge adapted Ian Fleming's James Bond novels, which were then drawn by illustrator John McLusky. Gammidge would go on to work on a total of eleven stories, which were published between 15 December 1958 and 8 January 1966.John McLusky (1923 - 2006) was a comics artist best known as the original artist of the comic strip featuring Ian Fleming's James Bond. He drew the strip from the very beginning in July 1958 until 1966 and would go on to adapt a total of 13 James Bond novels or short stories. As an artist he also drew Laurel & Hardy, Pink Panther and for both TV Comic and Look and Learn.