This latest weekend has marked the premiere of Spectre, he fourth film in the Daniel
Craig run of James Bond films and continuity that started with Casino Royale in 2006. At time of writing I haven’t seen it
yet but given that I write about nerdy pop culture jazz on the Internet I’m
basically contractually required to get in on the fun. The only problem is that I don’t have a
dedicated movie column and James Bond actually hasn’t really spread far beyond
the realm of film.
Unlike a lot of
similar heroes he’s never branched out into comic books despite his widespread
popularity and longevity James has never made it to television…well, almost
never. Yes, today we’re discussing
the ignominious classic of the early ‘90s James
Bond Jr., an animated show set smack in the middle of the dead years
between Timothy Dalton and Pierce Brosnan that brought James Bond to the small
screen as well as comic books, video games, and action figures.
