- Publisher: Dynamite Entertainment
- Series: James Bond 007: VARGR (Issue #1 / 2015 Series)
- Grade: Raw (Estimated VF/NM 9.0+)
- Format: Direct Edition Cover A Single Issue
- Key Significance: Premiere Debut Issue (#1) / Warren Ellis James Bond Series Debut
- Key Characters: James Bond (007), M, Q, Moneypenny
- Creative Team: Warren Ellis (Writer), Jason Masters (Artist), Dom Reardon (Cover Artist)
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James Bond 007: VARGR #1 (Raw VF/NM) - Dynamite Entertainment Cover A (Warren Ellis / Jason Masters / Dom Reardon Cover)
James Bond 007: VARGR #1 (Raw VF/NM) - Dynamite Entertainment Cover A (Warren Ellis / Jason Masters / Dom Reardon Cover)
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Bring a high-profile spy thriller debut to your online shop with James Bond 007: VARGR #1, published by Dynamite Entertainment! Written by superstar writer Warren Ellis (Transmetropolitan, The Authority) and illustrated by Jason Masters (Batman, Guardians of the Galaxy), this landmark issue marks 007's official return to ongoing comic book continuation.
The white top banner prominently features creator credits (ELLIS • MASTERS), author attribution (IAN FLEMING'S), and the stylized logo JAMES BOND 007. The lower cover area displays the story arc title VARGR, the issue 1 marker, and the DYNAMITE publisher logo.
The stylish noir cover illustration—crafted by Dom Reardon—features a shadowy silhouette profile of James Bond wielding a suppressed pistol against a stark red backdrop and the nocturnal London skyline featuring Big Ben.
In this opening chapter of the "VARGR" story arc, Warren Ellis and Jason Masters reintroduce James Bond to the modern world. Following a violent assignment in Helsinki, Bond returns to London to take over the work of a fallen fellow 00 agent. His new investigation leads him into a dangerous web involving lethal designer drugs and a ruthless villain in Berlin.
This unslabbed raw comic issue is in top-tier collectible condition (estimated VF/NM 9.0 or better), featuring clean edges, sharp corners, a flat spine, and bold contrast color tones—making it an essential pickup for James Bond collectors, Warren Ellis fans, spy fiction enthusiasts, and premiere issue completionists.
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