Sadly, it's long out of print, with no e-book available, but the three individual issues can be found for much less than a copy of the collection.

The plot owes much to SWLM and Moonraker, with even more sci-fi. The villain, Indigo, has modified himself into a cold-blooded reptile man. He has UFOs, twin albino henchmen -- a decade before Matrix Reloaded, and an evil Jurassic park that can come to you.

Unlike many Bond comics of the era, this has a true blockbuster feel, with all of the good and bad trappings of the films by this time, including plenty of gadgets, womanizing, post-kill puns, and big-scale action.

An earlier time when other media filled in during a long gap between Bond films: 1992's Dark Horse comics adventure Serpent's Tooth, by Doug Moench and Paul Gulacy.

Not the same, but this sent me down the rabbit hole of Bond villain actors with albums -- at least Savalas, Lee, and Davi. On a lower tier, there's Goldie's Mr. Bullion in TWINE.

Right Where It Belongs

At least when a James Bond tech bro builds an "Icarus," you know it's on purpose that he goes down in flames.

Just two guys talking outside the Gold Rush

Is that the one with the Elmoariachi band?