US EditionHeads of State: Explanation of the Post-Credit Scene
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They thought he was dead. Assaulted with a bullet in his head in Warsaw's safe house, Agent Marty Comer seemed to have fired his reverence in a final act of bravery. Yet, in the half-credit scene of Heads of State, he appears more alive than ever, sipping a cocktail on a paradise beach by telling his exploits to anyone who wants to hear it. At his side, another familiar silhouette: that of Agent Noel Bisset, a fearsome MI6 spy. This short extrac…
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