James Bond is a lot like a superhero. He's become such a caricature of himself that it's almost impossible to do anything fun with Bond himself. That's why a "The Boys" style parody works so well.

Ennis and Braun are fairly audacious and it works. But note, this isn't The Watchmen of Bond. It's more like the Team America World Police treatment. ( )

I love Garth Ennis, and rarely am I disappointed in his work. This time though this feels like he wasn’t trying too hard. A lot of stuff here he has used before, and to much better use. Don’t think I will be reading the next in this series. ( )

If you love the tv series Archer, chances are you will love this. An off-colour spoof of the Bond-genre, but the humour is not cheap, even though it makes lots of puns. It is violent at times, but it didnt really bother me. And like any good comic book, it reflects on some of the issues of the day (mansplaining, feminism, equality, gender fluidity...). A fun and entertaining read. ( )

I'm a big Garth Ennis fan, but his humor books can be a bit hit or miss. And this one-joke wonder is a miss. Ha, ha, James Bond is an asshole who has littered the world with a bunch of pissed off illegitimate children who are now out for revenge on dear old dad.

If it weren't for the shocking violence and sexual humor, this could be just another juvenile eight-page Mad magazine parody, and at least it would be over quickly. Unfortunately, this book expects us to come back for a second volume to get a complete story. What a waste of time and resources. ( )