Our Man In the Orient — James Bond in Manga, Manhua, & Lianhuanhua
Takao Saito’s Official 007 Japanese Manga
In this gallery, you’ll find custom translations of Saito’s adaptations of Live and Let Die, Thunderball, On Her Majesty’s Secret Service, and The Man With the Golden Gun!
Manga reads from right to left so don’t forget that as you follow the flow of the story!
James bond in Chinese Manhua
The Chinese equivalent of comic books, manhua are roughly the same size of American comics and follow a typical sequential art pattern. As an added bonus, the books in this gallery read from left to right, so this should be easily understood by Western sensibilities!
james Bond in Chinese Lianhuanhua
Produced cheaply and quickly, lianhuanhua are pocket sized Chinese “linked picture books” which, while similar to comic books in printing technique and art style, have much more in common with illustrated story books in form and flow.
The Other Double-O’s
In this gallery, you’ll find manhua featuring fellow Double-O agents, and the manga adventures of Takao Saito’s Agent 0011, a.k.a. The Man From U.N.C.L.E.!