As long as there is Jamesesheims Bond, there was Felix Leiter. The character was introduced in Bond's first novel, "Casino Royal", still in 1953 and was originally written as an CIA agent and a former American Marinka, which Bond allies while working with Joint NATO intelligence staff. Liter was a way for the author to dramatize the so -called "special connection" between the UK and the United States, although 007 itself was always a dominant agent.

When Bond switched to the big screen with "D -NO" from 1962, Leiter came with him. Jackec Lord played the character in the first outing of the Bond's big screen, but it would have been Replaced by the CIK Lider when the character returned to Goldfinger in 1964. However, Leiter remained part of the film franchise 007 during his six-decade of running, with seven actors showing the character at the time. Recently, Effeefrey Wright took the role in the films Daniel Craig, starting with Casino Royal in 2006 and ending with "no time to die".

Now that Amazon used the franchise for bonds We will surely see much more 007 media in the near future and the Felix Liter series seems to be probably part of it. But if that happened, it would not be the first time the character has its own solo bar, which actually happened on the pages of the short-lived comic mini series.

Now that Effeefrey Bezos has his own hands on the IP Jameseims Bond, the series's fans are waiting for what will surely be Multiple bonds with bonds to arise in Amazon Agreement. We have to wait to see if Felix Leiter forms a part of any "movie universe", the company is burning, but those looking for a solo adventure with Leiter can find it in a 2017 comic book.

"Felix Leiter" has been a mini-series of dynamite comics, publisher of the 2014 Jamesesheimes Bond Comics. The series, by writer Jameseims Robinson and illustrator Aaron Campbell, was a spin-off of Bond's main comics, and saw Leiter to climb his missions completely separate separated from his Mi6 colleague. This was the first time the character was ever given his own series, whether he was on the screen or otherwise, and followed Leiter as he left the CIA and climbed his career as a private detective.

Felix Liter's escape was announced from January to June 2017, but Robinson seems to have initially had plans for a mini trilogy. In an interview for 2016 with Bleeding coolThe writer said:

"I think Felix has the room to grow and be a popular character on my own? Absolutely. In fact, I have a trilogy of ideas for him, what would you like to do if sales of this first series allowed it. As for the movie? Of course, why not. He would be great in a solo story."

Unfortunately, that trilogy never came true, suggesting that Felix Liter's minisers were not a hit Robinson and dynamite hoped.

Felix Liter's minisers played over six editions and saw the title of character shown as something glued to a former spy, who left the CIA to work as a private detective after losing his hand and leg in a shark attack. This aspect of the character was taken directly by Ian Fleming, who in his second novel by Bond, "Live and Let Die", crippled Leiter after fed a big white shark by the villain M -Big. This story was used for the 1989 movie "Murder License", in which David Hedison's Leiter descends into a reservoir with great white narcotics Franz Sanchez (Robert Davy) - Grizzly Moment Bond producers locked in battle with British censorship. In the film, Timothy Dalton's bond rescues a crippled Leirer, who was later shown a hospital recovery.

Miniseries on the comic books of the Jameseims Robinson has an attack on the A-shirt, which had his arm and leg replaced with cyber alternatives. The story sees him traveling to Tokyo, where he seeks Russian special forces soldier and former Ali Alena Davof. However, while he was there, he reveals a global threat that he must prevent with the help of Japanese Spajmaster Tiger Tanaka, who first appeared in Ian Fleming's novel in 1964 "You Live Only Twice" and played in the 1967 film adaptation by Tetsuri Tamba.

Other elements of bond history entered the comic, too. Aaron Campbell seemed to have based his Leiter's Casino Royal display in which the author describes the author as a sporty "straw hair brush", which "borrowed his face for a boyish look, which was a closer examination." It is a nice touch, but in the end, the minisers failed to make a big enough impact to allow Robinson to continue their planned trilogy. The Overview of comicsFelix Leiter has a 6.5 critics rating, with reviewers generally praising the series as a solid output, but criticizing the lack of character development and the fact that the Jamesesheims Bond has to appear to make things interesting and help the series together. Whether it remains to be seen that Effeefrey Bezos will be better lucky.