James Bond movies. We are BIG FANS at RHcomix. From 1962's Dr. No to 2006's Casino Royale, the adventures of Ian Fleming's famous 007 have been a whole lotta fun. In 2006, we have seen the addition of Daniel Craig to the James Bond family in Casino Royale. With this toon, we imagine a legendary meeting of the 6 stars who have portrayed the immortal Bond. James Bond.

 

Sean Connery

  • Dr. No   (1962)  Fun escapist fare with Bond investigating mysterious occurrences in Jamaica. No one inhabits a swimsuit like Ursula Andress.      7/10
  • From Russia With Love   (1963)  Trickier espionage thread, great mano-a-mano fight on traveling train & suspenseful copter chase.       8/10
  • Goldfinger   (1964)  Arguably the quintessential Bond flick with megalomaniac villain, the Aston Martin, clever gadgets and the famous Pussy Galore.        9/10
  • Thunderball   (1965)  Sharks, harpoon guns, world domination plot and luscious Caribbean setting.        7/10
  • You Only Live Twice   (1967)  Bond goes to Japan, takes a bride, integrates the villain's volcanic lair and prevents WW3.      6/10
  • Diamonds Are Forever   (1971)  Arch-villain Blofeld's petroleum rig headquarters, diamonds in space & ooh-la-la Jill St. John.  A fun action adventure yarn.        8/10
  • Never Say Never Again   (1983)  A welcome return for Connery as Bond in this remake of Thunderball.      8/10
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    Roger Moore

  • Live And Let Die   (1973)  Wild boat chase, snappy alligators, Voodoo in Haiti, explosive air capsules and...lady luck Jane Seymour.    6/10
  • The Man With The Golden Gun   (1974)   Bond goes after world-renowned assassin; gets funhouse mirrors, beach gun duel and Britt Ekland in a swimsuit.     6/10
  • The Spy Who Loved Me   (1977)   Ski chase, submarine depot shootout, sharks, a thug named Jaws and the arch-villain's underwater headquarters. Arguably Moore's best outing as Bond.       7/10
  • Moonraker   (1979)  Bond thwarts megalomaniac's plans for civilization in outer space. Silliness is up a notch but still plenty of fun.             7/10
  • For Your Eyes Only   (1981)  Bond seeks military code-buster, trotting from the Mediterranean to the Swiss Alps. Back to Fleming-style espionage suspenser with the obligatory dose of action movie silliness. 7/10
  • Octopussy   (1983)  Bond prevents nuclear device from being detonated by crazy Russian general. Or something like that.  Action sequences save the day.     6/10
  • A View To A Kill   (1985)  Bottom of the barrel for the series. Opening ski chase/machine gun shootout to the sounds of the Beach Boys is the movie's best segment. 4/10
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    Pierce Brosnan

  • Goldeneye   (1995)  Fun espionage action adventure as Bond chases a double agent who has stolen some top Russian military devices.   8/10
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  • Tomorrow Never Dies   (1997)  Nefarious media magnate influences world events for the sake of a good rating. Bond teams up with female Asian agent. Cool action scenes.   7/10
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  • The World Is Not Enough   (1999)  Intricate plot about oil pipeline domination in the Middle East. Good action segments but the care factor runs out of steam.      6/10
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  • Die Another Day   (2002)  Plot and action overkill in more world domination schemes from Korea to Iceland, but, heck, it is fun.   And, Halle Berry looks great.     8/10
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    Timothy Dalton

  • The Living Daylights   (1987)  Globe-trotting Bond chases double-dealing Russian General.  Some impressive action sequences.     7/10
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  • License To Kill   (1989)  Leaner and meaner Bond goes after drug smugglers responsible for the death of a fellow agent. Involving action segments but some of the humor from the previous films in the series is missing.   7/10
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    Daniel Craig

  • Casino Royale   (2006)   Impressive debut from Craig as the blond Bond. Fleming's first novel serves as a reboot to the Bond series.  Bond gets his 007 title and races to stop Le Chiffre, a financier to terrorists.  Great action scenes and a strong characterization by Daniel Craig.  One of the best in the series!   9/10
     
  • Quantum of Solace  (2008)  Hitting the silver screens in November 2008.   

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    George Lazenby

  • On Her Majesty's Secret Service   (1969)   Engaging action sequences as Bond battles arch-nemesis Blofeld across many world locales.  Plus, Bond gets married!  7/10
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