Books
July, 1968
When Ian Fleming died, his super-agent James Bond was riding the longest wave of success the book and movie industries had witnessed in many a year. Pitting vim and wile against Smersh and Spectre, tangling with the dislikes of Goldfinger and Dr. No, 007 captured the best-seller lists time and again. It is not astonishing, therefore, that James Bond should have been granted a new lease on life. The reincarnation is accomplished in Colonel Sun, a James Bond Adventure (Harper & Row), by Robert Mar...
