Moneypenny has been kidnapped and drugged and ordered to tell stories about 007.
These are her stories…

I enjoyed “One Pistol, Three Silencers” the most, with Bond playing the caring uncle to Felix Leiter’s daughter as she attends her prom. A ‘sweet’ side of 007 that rarely comes out! I also enjoyed how tough Moneypenny is in these books!

In addition to those previously mentioned, the new Odd Job,003 and SMERSH appear on these pages. Sort of a James Bond Greatest Hits!

My only negative is that I don't like cliffhanger endings, and that's how the last story, "The Broker", ends. I hope that it is followed up, otherwise, grrrr... ( )

An interesting experiment in using an anthology approach to give several different creative teams a showcase for their takes on 007. The framing device of Moneypenny being kidnapped and fed a truth serum that provoked her to share stories about Bond is a nice idea, but it doesn’t really work. Each of the individual stories work well enough on their own but a few of them use similar plot devices which makes them feel repetitive, and in some cases makes Bond out to be not too good at his job! Nor do they provide a overall cohesive narrative which leaves the reader feeling that the whole thing is disjointed. I think the idea of a Bond comics anthology is a good one, but the way this one was packaged meant it just fell short of the mark. ( )