Rare/Interesting Bond related Pics Thread

[The Saint 007]

International Ian Fleming books. Russian hardcover of From Russia With Love, Brazilian paperback edition of Goldfinger, and Brazilian paperback edition of Satnico Dr. No (Dr No) published by Edibolso in 1978. Images courtesy of the Illustrated 007 Blog.

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*deep sigh* If only.

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[John P. Drake]

A page from Licence To Kill by Mike Grell.

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Bond spoof fan art. Artist unknown.

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Oh yes, that's more like it,

[John P. Drake]

Here's something you'd like Daltonite!

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Here's something you'd like Daltonite!

Classy and sexy, a potent combination.

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Variations of the cover artwork for the 1983 Atari video game James Bond 007 by Parker Bros.

[John P. Drake]

Here's something you'd like Daltonite!

Classy and sexy, a potent combination.

It's a real shame Dalton never made a third. For me, his third Bond film is Looney Tunes: Back in Action. I don't care if it's a comedy, Dalton's character was totally Bond, and d**n he looked very decent! Bond to a T!

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Here's something you'd like Daltonite!

Classy and sexy, a potent combination.

It's a real shame Dalton never made a third. For me, his third Bond film is Looney Tunes: Back in Action. I don't care if it's a comedy, Dalton's character was totally Bond, and d**n he looked very decent! Bond to a T!

You're preaching to the choir. What's more, is that if things had gone differently, both Dalton and Brosnan fans could have got what they wanted. Dalton could have made two more Bonds in 1991 and 1993, and Brosnan could have taken over in 1995. Then again, maybe I should be grateful that we have two Bonds with Dalton.

[John P. Drake]

Here's something you'd like Daltonite!

Classy and sexy, a potent combination.

It's a real shame Dalton never made a third. For me, his third Bond film is Looney Tunes: Back in Action. I don't care if it's a comedy, Dalton's character was totally Bond, and d**n he looked very decent! Bond to a T!

You're preaching to the choir. What's more, is that if things had gone differently, both Dalton and Brosnan fans could have got what they wanted. Dalton could have made two more Bonds in 1991 and 1993, and Brosnan could have taken over in 1995. Then again, maybe I should be grateful that we have two Bonds with Dalton.

Exactly! Now, all we have to get is a decent Bond video game set in the late 80s with Dalton in the role. Now, that would be decent!!

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I'd prefer a Dalton game set in 1991 called Duty Has No Sweethearts, with the first mission (the tutorial) doubling for a training exercise with Bond having to re-earn his licence to kill, before being accepted back into MI6. The developers could use the Bond #17 story as a frame for the game. Though some players might think Bond was copying Mission:Impossible with the train sequence.

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[John P. Drake]

I'd prefer a Dalton game set in 1991 called Duty Has No Sweethearts, with the first mission (the tutorial) doubling for a training exercise with Bond having to re-earn his licence to kill, before being accepted back into MI6. The developers could use the Bond #17 story as a frame for the game. Though some players might think Bond was copying Mission:Impossible with the train sequence.

Awesome concept, Daltonite! The tutorial mission shouldn't be tied to the main storyline as it'll show how Bond will re-earn his license. Then, the gunbarrel appears and the main adventure begins! Awesome choice of title, by the way! Very Bondian, and one of the best lines spoken in TLD.

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