Here's a Table of Contents for all
007-related content
here at the Omnibus.
007-related content
here at the Omnibus.
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Ian Fleming's Bond
1953 - 1966 |
1963 (novel) 1969 (film) |
"M
had certain bees in his bonnet. There were queen bees, like the misuse
of the Service, and there were worker bees. These included idiosyncrasies
as not employing men with beards, those who called him 'sir'
off-duty; and having an exaggerated faith in Scotsmen."
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1968 |
"(James Bond) has conducted terrorist
activities in Turkey, France, and the Caribbean. Quite recently, he
committed two assassinations in Japan for motives of pure personal
revenge. He has cleverly involved you in his schemes with tales of
kidnapping and wicked Chinamen - he is a dangerous international criminal."
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1979 - 1996 |
"The
Saab burst into life, and Bond's hand moved with calm, expert
confidence - pushing the button to close the compartment housing the
Redhawk, sliding the stick into first, clipping on his inertia reel
seatbelt, taking off the brake, and smoothly moving away as his fingers
adjusted the hot air controls and the rear window heater."
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1996 - 2002 |
"The
small streets were full of donkeys and cats, beggars and children,
hawkers and tourists. The
fresh fish, meats, and spices combined with the surrounding humanity to
create a confusion of odors that to Bond smelled of rotten eggs mixed
with incense and urine."
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2008 |
"I think the Russian neurosurgeons removed his sense of irony."
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2011 |
"It's
twenty-first century imperialism. People used to exploit Africa for
diamonds and slaves. Now it's exploited for its ability to purge the
guilt of wealthy Westerners."
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2013 |
"Dirty tricks were as old as history."
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2015 |
"I
exist now only to destroy everything around me and I understand that
this is what makes me so useful to SMERSH. Well, they are useful to me
too. I have no interest in their ideology. I would be just as content to
work for the American Secret Service or for anyone else. They simply
give me the excuse to do what I do."
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and a look at James Bond: The RPG
(This one will likely never appear. But it should! If someone wants to guest-write it, I'll host it here for sure.)
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Last edited: 4/1/18
I'm looking forward to your thoughts on both "Carte Blanche" and "Solo." And that RPG, about which I know nothing (except for the fact that the ad on the left was in some Marvel Comics of the time, and so, like many such ads, is burned into my brain).
ReplyDeleteSo far, I quite like the setting, plot, and characters in "Solo," but the pacing's way off. There's my mini-sneak-preview-review!
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