"America: 1964. Bond was big. Ian Fleming's secret agent had been transformed into the gadget-bedecked Sean Connery in a hit British film, and President Kennedy himself named From Russia With Love as one of his favourite novels. Television was not far behind... The idea of The Wild, Wild West pitched by Michael Garrison - associate producer on films such as Peyton Place - was simply "James Bond in the Wild West"; a smooth espionage agent who could look after himself in a tight corner and boast an array of gadgets."


We have it! The complete, uncut story from the hard-to-find UK magazine, DWB