Bond was issued the attache case, a standard-issue kit for agents in the field, in the movie adaptation of “From Russia With Love”. In the movie, the case didn’t fire any bullets but held a rife and rounds (along with other items). Bond didn’t start his humorous back-and-forth with Q until the following movie, “Goldfinger”. Of special note, the character of Q was created for the films and did not exist in the novels. The closest character from the novels was the armorer – Major Boothroy (or Boothroyd) – seen in M’s office in “Dr. No”.
Baslim the Beggar Premium Member over 7 years ago
What’s the caliber of the bullet?
That’s classified. We just call it X caliber.
SusanSunshine Premium Member over 7 years ago
i thought it needed a safer latch,
and made a brief case for it…
But the men on the team had a strong Bond,
and a view to a kill.
jreckard over 7 years ago
Lift and let die.
Cerabooge over 7 years ago
“It will fire a single bullet”. In which direction?
Such a great setup, and I can’t come up with a single pun. Glad to see others aren’t afflicted like that.
jmcx4 over 7 years ago
Susan wins.
chris_weaver over 7 years ago
The Spy Who Punned Me.
Night-Gaunt49[Bozo is Boffo] over 7 years ago
Q gets right to the point and OO7 cuts the quip to a fine razor sharpness as per usual.
gopher gofer over 7 years ago
is it equipped with a quantum of silencer…?
StoicLion1973 over 7 years ago
Here I come to spoil the puns
Bond was issued the attache case, a standard-issue kit for agents in the field, in the movie adaptation of “From Russia With Love”. In the movie, the case didn’t fire any bullets but held a rife and rounds (along with other items). Bond didn’t start his humorous back-and-forth with Q until the following movie, “Goldfinger”. Of special note, the character of Q was created for the films and did not exist in the novels. The closest character from the novels was the armorer – Major Boothroy (or Boothroyd) – seen in M’s office in “Dr. No”.
You may not go back to enjoying the strip. Lol!