More Bond than you can shake a martini at… Mark Edlitz is a pop-culture archaeologist, a writer who goes past the typical and mines gold from the depths of our obsessions. He’s popped in at 13th Dimension a few times over the years, providing interviews with Danny Seagren, The Electric Company’s Spider-Man, as well as discussions of James Bond and comics screen lore. Well, Mark’s got a new book out this week – The Lost Adventures of James Bond, which explores the behind-the-scenes stories of a broad array of scotched 007 projects, as well as those that have disappeared into the mists of time. “I interviewed John Landis about his unused ideas for The Spy Who Loved Me and Nicholas Meyer (Star Trek II) about his unused story for Tomorrow Never Dies,” Mark explained, as examples. “I also reveal tidbits about two unmade spin-off movies from the Pierce Brosnan era. The Lost Adventures of James Bond also features many never-before-seen photos and illustrations from comics.” So to give you a really good taste of what’s in the book, he’s put together a list of 13 LOST JAMES BOND ADVENTURES sure to strike your fancy… — By MARK EDLITZ The James Bond universe is greater than you might think. Even if you have seen all the movies and devoured Ian Fleming’s books, there is much more to discover about 007. There is a fascinating galaxy of Bond adventures that have been “lost” or unmade, out-of-print, or forgotten by even the most dedicated Bond fan. Here are 13 of my favorite of Bond’s lost missions. 1. Dalton’s Third Bond Movie. Bond fans have long wanted to know what a third Dalton Bond film would have been like.  Would it have continued the dark tone of Licence to Kill or would have it returned to the tenor established by Roger Moore? I located two different storylines that have attempted to answer the question. One version would have been a spy thriller in the vein of the early Bonds. The other would have been an action-comedy. 2. Dalton’s Fourth Bond Movie. While I’ve been obsessed with learning more about Dalton’s third unmade Bond movie, I was surprised to learn that a treatment had been written for Dalton’s fourth. It was called Reunion With Death and it was set in Japan. It would have...