James Bond 007: The Quasimodo Gambit #3

The Quasimodo Gambit was a three-issue limited series published by Eclipse Comics in 1993, representing a unique moment in the history of Ian Fleming’s secret agent. Emerging from a period where the Bond film franchise was on hiatus, this series allowed creators to experiment with the character in a gritty, stylized medium. The narrative leans into the espionage tropes of the era, focusing on high-stakes international intrigue and the signature stoicism of the protagonist.

The series was written by Don McGregor, a veteran writer known for his character-driven approach to action comics, and illustrated by Gary Caldwell. Caldwell’s art style prioritizes bold lines and dramatic shadows, aiming to evoke the tension of a cinematic thriller. Upon release, the series was noted by fans of independent comics as a faithful adaptation of the Bond persona, though it remains a niche entry in the expansive catalog of 007-licensed graphic literature.