MI6 Confidential Issue #61

By MI6 Staff

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Issue #61 of the full-colour James Bond magazine MI6 Confidential is now shipping worldwide.

The premiere of Thunderball is often thought of as the peak of Bondmania – but it wasn’t all downhill from there. The early 1980s were a rich time for the Bond world.

Roger Moore and John Glen would start their successful partnership of three films in 1981, Bond would go head-to-head at the box office with Never Say Never Again, 007-themed tie ins were perhaps at an all-time high – with computer games becoming a new medium for the franchise – and John Gardner was about to reinvigorate the literary Bond with the publication of the first continuation novel in over a decade.

This issue celebrates early ‘80s Bond in all his guises, from the dawn of the computer game industry, through a presidential endorsement and box office blockbusters, to the end of the long era of Bond comic strips in UK newspapers.

In This Issue

The Magnificent Seven John Glen names his seven most influential figures

Licence Reinvigorated the Fleming estate relaunched literary 007 in 1981

When Regan Endorsed 007 the President honoured Bond in a 1983 documentary

Fatal Sounds of Broken Dreams the era of James Bond gaming began in 1983

A View To A Thrill Behind the scenes of the Paris car chase

Spies Like Us with spies like these, who needs enemies?

Issue #61 is now shipping around the world. To order online, visit www.mi6confidential.com

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