en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goldfinger_(novel)#Plot

Titan Books' own listings show that Goldfinger and Dr. No were published as separate James Bond comic-strip collections.

• Titan's James Bond Goldfinger page says that volume collects Goldfinger and "also collects Risico, From A View To A Kill, For Your Eyes Only and Thunderball."
• Titan's James Bond Dr. No page says that volume "also collects Diamonds Are Forever and From Russia, With Love."

So the article's sentence incorrectly states that Goldfinger was reprinted as part of the Dr. No anthology. The evidence shows instead that Goldfinger had its own Titan Books volume, and that the Dr. No anthology contained different stories.

This sentence incorrectly says Goldfinger was "the first of the novels to be adapted as such" into a Daily Express comic strip.

Contemporary Bond reference sources show that the first Daily Express Bond comic strip adaptation was Casino Royale, which began on 7 July 1958. By contrast, the Goldfinger strip did not begin until 3 October 1960.

So while Goldfinger was adapted as a daily comic strip, it was not the first Bond novel to receive that treatment.