THE CRAWLER'S COMPANIONpatch notes for the apocalypse

James Bond

First seen: Book 1, Chapter 1

The British spy film franchise built on Ian Fleming's secret agent 007, whose villains famously stroke cats in their laps.

Real-World Reference

Introducing Beatrice's prize Persian, Carl reached for the franchise's iconic villains to explain her look, saying the fluffy, flat-faced cat seemed made to sit on one of their laps.

Book 1, Chapter 1

Recounting his decades of preparation for Earth's dungeon, Mordecai admitted that on his one outing shapeshifted as a human he visited a Blockbuster Video and stole a stack of James Bond tapes.

Book 1, Chapter 4

After Carl talked through the tells that exposed Frank Q's cover story in seconds, Donut marveled at how he could be James Bond when it came to sizing up a stranger yet had had no idea Miss Beatrice was seeing multiple men at once.

Book 1, Chapter 20
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  • TAG Real-World Reference: Donut looked built for a Bond villain's lap