MI6 Confidential, the full-colour 007 fan magazine celebrating the world of James Bond, returns with its 42nd issue, focusing on Thunderball but also diving into other depths of the Bond world, plus a limited-run 100-page issue about Peter Lamont: Live And Let Die.
MI6 Confidential, the full-colour 007 fan magazine celebrating the world of James Bond, returns with its 39th issue, focusing on Thunderball but also diving into other depths of the Bond world.
MI6 Confidential, the full-colour 007 fan magazine celebrating the world of James Bond, returns with its 33rd issue, this time mostly dedicated to SPECTRE.
MI6 Confidential, the full-colour 007 fan magazine celebrating the world of James Bond, returns with its 31st issue, this time mostly dedicated to the 1995 Bond film GoldenEye.
Although the early sequels to Dr. No quickly billed themselves as 'bigger' than past adventures, nothing quite topped Lewis Gilbert's three contributions in terms of scale.
Ask anyone with a passing interest in Bond and they'll recall the terrorist organisation SPECTRE pulling the strings on some of 007’s most dangerous missions; but not because they have been a regular fixture of recent times. However, the organisation will be back (and just possibly its ubiquitous leader, Blofeld) in the 24th screen adventure.
Bond fan magazine MI6 Confidential tracked down an array of 007 paraphernalia that never made it to mainstream media and presents it in an 'unseen' edition to the magazine. Issue 26 of MI6 Confidential features some rarely viewed artwork, along with detailed analysis and history.
Action and animation is the predominant theme of the latest MI6 Confidential issue: an exclusive in-depth interview with action unit supremo Vic Armstrong, the stunt team behind the fiery climax to Licence To Kill, the secret history of the often overlooked spin-off James Bond Jr. and the successful spy series Archer with the cast and crew.
MI6 Confidential, the full-colour magazine celebrating the world of James Bond 007, returns with its twenty-fourth issue. All cinematic icons have their backroom stalwarts, and this issue pays homage to four of them.
MI6 Confidential, the full-colour magazine celebrating the world of James Bond 007, returns with its twenty-third issue. One could be forgiven for thinking that a year following up the franchise’s 50th anniversary would be a quiet one.
Take a journey back to James Bond’s sophomore outing with this special collectors issue of MI6 Confidential, celebrating the second 007 film, From Russia With Love, as it marks its 50th anniversary in 2013.
Thirty years ago 007 roared onto our screens in Roger Moore’s sixth 007 adventure, Octopussy. Time has flown by since the release of this unsung hero of the Bond canon, and accordingly, we sought out dozens of cast and crew members to reflect on this intricate and undeniably exotic Bond classic.
Thanks to the overwhelming response to the first 'Art of Bond' special, MI6 Confidential opened the archives again for more rarely seen art, photography, covers and concept work from the films, books and games. Issues of this kind capture the work of a variety artists and contributors to the Bond canon, many of whom do not normally receive the praise and attention they deserve.
Whilst pundits' predictions of SkyFall's success definitely rang true, the 23rd Bond adventure surely surpassed even the most optimistic auspices, both in terms of substance, and box office success.
MI6 Confidential, the full-colour magazine celebrating the world of James Bond 007, returns with its fifteenth issue. In this issue we catch up with the SkyFall cast and crew in Istanbul.
The 14th issue of MI6 Confidential focuses on the 25th anniversary of The Living Daylights, details from the launch of the new Seamaster, a history of Anthony Sinclair and 007 and more.
