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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. 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)  Continues immediately after Casino Royale.  Bond kills off many bad guys while searching for the murderer(s) of his last flame. Lots of action in the Jason Bourne mold with a little less traditional Bondisms; witty repartees, inventive gadgets and smouldering dames.   A good double-feature with the previous entry.  8/10
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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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