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Review: The Marvels Project #5
I'm a huge fan of Ed Brubaker - his book Incognito is probably the second best book of 2009, right behind Detective Comics - and since August he's been unpacking the origins of Marvel's original big heroes: The Human Torch, Captain America, The Sub-Mariner and the original Angel, Thomas H...
Sun, Jan 24 | from PinkKryptonite.com
Some heroes are made, not born: 'Iron Man 2' trailer released
With Robert Downey Jr. reprising his role as troubled industrialist Tony Stark (aka Iron Man) and Samuel L. Jackson as cold warrior Nick Fury, ... Tony Stark Battles Evil Again in Iron Man 2 with High-tech Armor, SarcasmFlavorwire (blog)
Thu, Dec 17 | from thisisbrandx.com
'Iron Man 2' trailer premieres online
The trailer also provides a brief glimpse of Samuel L. Jackson, who appeared in a cameo after the credits in the original "Iron Man" as Nick Fury, ... Iron Man 2' trailer: Get your first lookZap2it.com (blog) Official Iron Man 2 TrailerScreenCrave.com
Wed, Dec 16 | from New York Daily News
Secret Warriors #10 Review
espionage, and genuinely fun action scenes throughout. With the exception of Nick Fury, Hickman has accomplished this with a cast devoid of notable ...
Wed, Nov 25 | from IGN
Jon Favreau is not directing The Avengers
Case in point: the post-credits cameo by Sam Jackson as S.H.I.E.L.D. chief Nick Fury at the end of “Iron Man.” Favreau and the studio went so far to keep the scene a secret that it was even left out of early screenings of the film for press. However, the secret still managed ot get out well before the fil...
Wed, Oct 14 | from liveforfilms (WordPress)
Top Five Most Iconic Nick Fury Covers
Artist: Jack Kirby I would have gone with a cover of Ultimate Nick Fury, but he really did not have a notable cover appearance for way too long for it to be actually iconic. So instead, we have the debut of Fury as the co-lead in Strange Tales, now as an Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D.! 1. Artist: Jim Steranko
Sat, Sep 5 | from Comics Should Be Good!
Tpull's Weekly Marvel Comics Review -...
Tpull's Weekly Marvel Comics Review - Part 2 and Carlos Pacheco Carol Danvers heads up SHIELD now, and Hawkeye is drafting Nick Fury for a black ops mission to get control of Captain America. ... and more »
Sun, Aug 16 | from Film Fodder
Friday Night Fury Freakout: S.U.M.M.E.R.* of Love
Full-page panel from Nick Fury, Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D. #& (December 1968), plot and dialogue by Archie Goodwin; plot, pencils and inks by Frank Springer; letters by Artie Simek Supreme Headquarters, International Espionage, Law-Enforcement Division
Fri, Aug 7 | from Bully Says
Secret Warriors #5 Review
Secret Warriors should seriously consider changing its name to Nick Fury: Agent of Awesome because this book seems to be about Nick Fury, Nick Fury being awesome and Nick Fury doing things that lead to awesome things. Those Secret Warriors? They cameo in their own book again this month. I th...
Wed, Jul 1 | from The Weekly Crisis
Wolverine: Origins #34 Review
CA Way still writes a decent Wolverine, and one who tends to shine when he's too busy stabbing things to mope about his tragic past. Way also has a good handle on Nick Fury, showing a slightly less militaristic view than what we currently see in Secret ...
Wed, Mar 18 | from IGN
1970's Flashback: Combat Kelly and the Deadly Dozen
This short-lived series, like the earlier Captain Savage and His Leatherneck Raiders (later renamed "Battlefield Raiders"), spun off of Marvel Comics more successful war title, Sgt. Fury and His Howling Commandos. Obviously, this book patterned itself after the popular 1967 film, Th...
Thu, Dec 11 | from The Comic Book Catacombs
Comic Book Review: Ultimate Origins #4
Synopsis: We begin years ago in Kuwait with Wolverine carrying a badly injured Nick Fury through the desert. We slide to Nick in a hospital bed with General Ross in the room questioning Nick. Ross asks why a filthy mutant killing machine like Wolverine would carry Nick on his back across the desert. All Wolverine is programmed to do is kill and yet he saved Nick. Nick responds that there is only one Captain America and that he died during World War II. Nick says that he is not Captain America. Nick says that it takes a certain type of man to represent an ideal to a nation and a world. Nick says that he is not that kind of man. Nick says that he is the man who ran away.
Fri, Sep 12 | from Rokk's Comic Book Revolution
Comic Book Review: Mighty Avengers #13: Secret Invasion
Synopsis: We begin with a flashback scene from six months ago. We see Nick Fury meeting with Daisy Johnson at a park bench. Nick is using a disguise that makes him look like the Ultimate universe Nick Fury. (This joke is getting a bit old.) Daisy is still a bit resentful about the secret war that Nick Fury led her and a bunch of other SHIELD agents on in Latveria. That secret raid cost Daisy her job with SHIELD. Comments The Good: Mighty Avengers #13 was another good read. Bendis is doing an impressive job with these Secret Invasion tie-in issues. They are better than what we are getting on Secret Invasion itself. I am completely fascinated with learning what Nick Fury has been up to trying to get ready to deal with the Skrull invasion.
Fri, May 9 | from Rokk's Comic Book Revolution
Podcast: CCL #139 Daredevil The Devil Inside and Out Vol. 2
Podcast #139 - The one hundred thirty ninth podcast! A follow up to CCL 115; MM Nick Fury delayed; More TV; New Releases of the Week; Review of the second Brubaker Daredevil Trade; Running time: 21m 04s Collected Comics Library, hosted by Chris Marshall, THE Trade Paperback Podcast. The on...
Wed, Sep 26 | from Collected Comics Library
Comic Book Review: Iron Man #20: World War Hulk
Synopsis: We begin with the Hulk attacking the SHIELD Helicarrier. Hulk breaks into the bridge of the Helicarrier and asks Dugan what happened to Nick Fury. Dugan responds that Nick has gone underground. Hulk says that Nick was one of the people who tricked him into getting into the spaceship that launched him into space. Hulk says if Dugan tells him where Fury is located then the Helicarrier will be spared. Dugan says that it wasn’t Fury who tricked the Hulk. That it was a Life Model Decoy. Hulk says he is going to go ask Tony Stark if that is true. Hulk says if it is a lie then he will come back and destroy the Helicarrier.
Tue, Jul 31 | from Rokk's Comic Book Revolution
Podcast: CCL #125 MARS Patrol and Nick Fury Masterworks
Podcast #125 - The one hundred twenty fifth podcast! Spider-Man 3; The Boys TPB; Frontline Combat Archives; New Releases of the Week; Wally Wood's MARS Patrol and the lateness of Nick Fury Masterworks; Running time: 27m 18s Collected Comics Library, hosted by Chris Marshall, THE Trade...
Wed, Jun 13 | from Collected Comics Library
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