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[Qwerty]

Now on the CBn main page...

007 Magazine #52

An inside look at the forthcoming issue of the popular James Bond magazine

[zencat]

Now available. I just ordered.

[Professor Dent]

Just place my order too.

[Qwerty]

Got mine on the way now too.

[zencat]

Got my mag yesterday. Awesome as always!

[Professor Dent]

Mine arrived today. Fantastic looking! Now, just need to find some quality time reading through everything.

[Simon]

As ever, beautifully presented.

I must say, I think I would prefer some more to actually read. The reduced page count since the membership days with the increased reliance on pictorials, as wonderful and as thoroughly interesting as they are, does mean that one gets through the content rather quickly.

I wondered as to the inclusion of the Russian book piece. There were, I think, one or two glaring errors in its content that would to my mind have made me question its worthiness. Things like 'the gap between AVTAK and the next film GoldenEye....' What happened to TLD and LTK?

But these are small things. It is nice to have the mag back in circulation, and its presentation is, frankly, top notch. And print worthy articles in the internet age must be hard to come by, which might explain the pictorial aspect.

Good luck.

[Major Tallon]

My copy arrived today. I'm looking forward to plunging in!

[David Schofield]

As ever, beautifully presented.

I must say, I think I would prefer some more to actually read. The reduced page count since the membership days with the increased reliance on pictorials, as wonderful and as thoroughly interesting as they are, does mean that one gets through the content rather quickly.

I wondered as to the inclusion of the Russian book piece. There were, I think, one or two glaring errors in its content that would to my mind have made me question its worthiness. Things like 'the gap between AVTAK and the next film GoldenEye....' What happened to TLD and LTK?

But these are small things. It is nice to have the mag back in circulation, and its presentation is, frankly, top notch. And print worthy articles in the internet age must be hard to come by, which might explain the pictorial aspect.

Good luck.

You've articulated my views entirely! Though Graham's strengths have always been pictoral quality and presentation.

I'd also like to add the warm glow of youthful nostalgia the delivery of the recent mags evokes. For me at least.

[Turn]

The lack of more articles is likely to do with where we are now, for example. Like so many print publications, the easy access to the World Wide Web means sites can put up topics that would have been exclusive to a publication like 007 years ago.

[zencat]

What I love about OO7 is Graham know what photos we've seen and what we haven't, so almost every photo in this issue is one that's never been published before. Really amazing pics of Fleming and, of course, the Warhead stuff is fantastic.

[Jeff007]

Ordered mine yesterday.

[Qwerty]

Got my copy the other day - the photos within really do say a million words.

Excellent issue.

[Simon]

Care to transcribe a baker's dozen of them?