Ian Fleming is the world-famous novelist and creator of James Bond. Henry Gammidge worked in close collaboration with artist John McClusky - the pair adapted eleven of Ian Fleming's James Bond novels. John McClusky was originally a Second World War artist for Bomber Command. As well as the Bond adaptations, McClusky also drew comic strips for various publications, featuring the likes of Laurel & Hardy and Pink Panther.

Essex Chronicle, September 2004, by Matt Adams: " Closer to the origina n ovels than the diluted movie version, this digitally remastered story is ably illustrated by Henry Gammidge and John McLusky..."; Crime Time 42: " Titan continues to put lovers of the intelligent, adult strip in it's debt with these reprints..."

Ian Fleming is the world-famous novelist and creator of James Bond. Henry Gammidge worked in close collaboration with artist John McClusky - the pair adapted eleven of Ian Fleming's James Bond novels. John McClusky was originally a Second World War artist for Bomber Command. As well as the Bond adaptations, McClusky also drew comic strips for various publications, featuring the likes of Laurel & Hardy and Pink Panther.

Essex Chronicle, September 2004, by Matt Adams: " Closer to the origina n ovels than the diluted movie version, this digitally remastered story is ably illustrated by Henry Gammidge and John McLusky..."; Crime Time 42: " Titan continues to put lovers of the intelligent, adult strip in it's debt with these reprints..."

Ian Fleming is the world-famous novelist and creator of James Bond. Henry Gammidge worked in close collaboration with artist John McClusky - the pair adapted eleven of Ian Fleming's James Bond novels. John McClusky was originally a Second World War artist for Bomber Command. As well as the Bond adaptations, McClusky also drew comic strips for various publications, featuring the likes of Laurel & Hardy and Pink Panther.

Essex Chronicle, September 2004, by Matt Adams: " Closer to the origina n ovels than the diluted movie version, this digitally remastered story is ably illustrated by Henry Gammidge and John McLusky..."; Crime Time 42: " Titan continues to put lovers of the intelligent, adult strip in it's debt with these reprints..."