A Dubai-based property developer “has filed a slew of“ trademark “cancellation actions based on non-use” in the U.K. and European Union aimed at the James Bond name, The Guardian reported Friday.

In 1965, the spycraze was underway. Marvel Comics took its World War II character, Nick Fury, and made him the comic company's leading spy.

The hype for Mission: Impossible 8 intensified on Sunday and Monday.

What's the state of the James Bond film franchise? Nobody really knows.

This weekend the Daily Mail showed how the British tabloids are ill-equipped to report on the future of the Bond film franchise.

A View to a Kill, which debuted in 1985, was historically important to the 007 film series but also was a mixed bag.

A View to a Kill may not have been the 007 Roger Moore deserved but it's the one he got.

Try, try again. The Times of London once again came out with a story about what's happening (or not happening) with Bond 26.

The Rhythm Section, an attempt by Eon Productions to do a non-Bond spy movie, marks its fifth anniversary this month.

An unusual footnote of the 1960s spy craze was Amos Burke, Secret Agent, which debuted in 1965 and was a continuation of the Burke's Law series.