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MI6 Confidential - Issue #13 - Out Now!

JamesPageJamesPage Administrator, Moderator, Director
edited March 2012 in News Posts: 1,380
Whether it be early conceptual artwork, the production design of sets and gadgets, poster campaigns, or bringing a literary character to life, James Bond's world owes a lot to the many creative processes and talented people who have contributed over the decades.

This special issue features a few snapshots of those elements from the films, books, games and comics - including a lot of rare imagery taken from the archives that fans may not have seen before - and celebrates some of the lives of those who made their mark on the visual experience of 007.
In This Issue

Larger Than Life - A look back at the career of production designer Sir Ken Adam
A Life Through the Lens - Memoirs of the late cinematographer Alan Hume
Visualising Young Bond - How artist Kev Walker brought the character to life
Classic Posters - Uncovering some of the rare artwork from the Sean Connery era
Beauty and Death - The life and style of cover designer Richard Chopping
From Russia With Ink - The journey of the most prolific 007 comic artist, Yaroslav Horak
Location Concepts - Rare early designs from EA's 'Everything or Nothing'
The Bond Connection - The Mission: Impossible team divulge the gadget secrets of 'Ghost Protocol'

<img src="http://www.mi6-hq.com/sections/articles/images/collecting_mi6_confidential_issue13_cover.jpg">;

Now shipping around the world:
http://www.mi6confidential.com/issue_13.php

Comments

  • Samuel001Samuel001 Moderator
    Posts: 13,355
    Another good issue? I think you could bet you life on it...

    Ordering now and thanks, as ever, MI6!
  • Dr_MetzDr_Metz
    Posts: 401
    I like the cover.
  • DiscoVolanteDiscoVolante Stockholm, Sweden
    edited January 2012 Posts: 1,347
    Dr_Metz wrote:
    I like the cover.
    Indeed. A lot better than the film itself ;)

    I trust you've done a great job as always!
  • marketto007marketto007 Brazil
    Posts: 3,277
    Ordered yesterday! :)

    xxx
  • Dr_MetzDr_Metz
    edited January 2012 Posts: 401
    DiscoVolante wrote:
    Dr_Metz wrote:
    I like the cover.
    Indeed. A lot better than the film itself ;)
    I like DAF.
  • quantumofsolacequantumofsolace England
    Posts: 279
    Ordered instantly. Wouldn't dream of doing otherwise.
  • quantumofsolacequantumofsolace England
    Posts: 279
    Received Issue 13 today, thank you. Just had a quick flick through prior to reading it from cover to cover. Looks to be a wide variety of topics covered. Especially looking forward to the articles on Sir Ken Adam and Richard Chopping. Loving the film poster artwork - particularly the various early versions of DAF. Yes, everything is clearly up to Confidential's usual high standards.
  • BAIN123BAIN123
    Posts: 11,189
    Dr_Metz wrote:
    DiscoVolante wrote:
    Dr_Metz wrote:
    I like the cover.
    Indeed. A lot better than the film itself ;)
    I like DAF.

    I dunno, there's something about DAF I find quite dull.
  • doubleonothingdoubleonothing Los Angeles
    Posts: 864
    quantumofsolace wrote:
    Received Issue 13 today, thank you. Just had a quick flick through prior to reading it from cover to cover. Looks to be a wide variety of topics covered. Especially looking forward to the articles on Sir Ken Adam and Richard Chopping. Loving the film poster artwork - particularly the various early versions of DAF. Yes, everything is clearly up to Confidential's usual high standards.

    Yeah, that Chopping article was awesome. Nice work, me.

  • offtheradarofftheradar
    Posts: 80
    I actually knew Richard 'Dickie' growing up. He was a family friend along with his partner and renowned artist Denis Wirth-Miller. I was a young child but we holidayed a few times with them in France. I didn't really know he did the Fleming covers until later in my life after his death, which personally is very sad for me now. I would have loved to have asked him about those days, although he had a troublesome relationship with Fleming. He described him as mean and miserly essentially.

    Is issue 13 still available or could tell me where I could get a copy?
  • Samuel001Samuel001 Moderator
    edited April 2013 Posts: 13,355
    It's sold out. Ebay may have one though.
  • offtheradarofftheradar
    Posts: 80
    Here is my tribute to Chopping:

    http://pinterest.com/tomjcull/the-art-life-of-richard-dickie-chopping/
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