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Die Another Day, An Introduction
Written by Daniel Dykes on 16 Jun, 2003
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Captured. Betrayed. Abandoned. James Bond spends over a year in a North Korean prison only to have his freedom traded for that of ruthless terrorist. Released into a changed world, Bond heads out to hunt down those who betrayed him and to re-earn his licence to kill.
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James Bond, with South Korean operatives, is sent to intercept an illegal arms deal set to take place between an African diamonds smuggler and North Korean officer Colonel Moon. It is feared that Colonel Moon is stockpiling advanced weaponry for the possible invasion of South Korean and subsequently Japan, to form a new super-power with China. James Bond succeeds in his mission, killing Colonel Moon. However, victory comes at a high price with James Bond imprisoned in North Korea and the British Government disavowing all knowledge of his existance. On the other side of the world, with James Bond still a prisoner in North Korean an Argentinian orphan becomes a billionaire and his fame rises rapidly. His name is Gustav Graves, and while running a diamond mine from his famous Ice Palace in Iceland, he also has a keen interest in the environment and space technology. The latter leads him to create Icarus, a second sun with the power to illuminate the far reachers of the globe. But all is not as it seems, and the world is in danger yet again in a power struggle for world domination and there’s only one man for the job. |
