Aleš Kot

All the paraphernalia of modern intelligence services and the security state in the hands of secret spy organisation that's been infiltrated by enemy agents more often then my dog wees! What thrills! Ales Kot plays a mad game with this - Coulson with PSD, Hawkeye being a slob, Fury being cool, Spiderwoman being mostly sensible and Black Widow being completely in her element. The Fury, a building that isn't there, lost in space, a suicidal bomb and everything gets derailed by a crossover at show more the end. Also, there is MODOK. This plays funny/serious games with the whole set-up. If Borges wrote Avenger fan-fiction it'd look like this. Presumably. show less

This comic has gone completely off the rails, but in such a gloriously absurd and enjoyable way that I can't help but love it. Its not perfect, but if every comic tried as hard as this comic does, while feeling effortless, the industry would be in a much better place.

probably the strongest part of the series. i love the idea of a different artist each issue as a stylist choice (and not because of budget cuts or crunch), and the spy stories are great.

“Hold still Mr. Bond. Hold still and think of England.”

One, The Body. Two, The Brain. Three, The Gut. Four, The Heart. Five, The Lungs.
Six - The Burial.

“…exploring the inner and outer fragility of being a person like James Bond.”

This is an awesome graphic novel! I liked it so much that I would buy a copy for my Bond collection! (I checked it out from the library...) The first 5 chapters really are phenomenal! That's how I like my 007!

“Chasing other men so other men wouldn’t be show more chased.” show less