Nick Fury

By rss@youtube.com (IGNentertainment) Brian Bendis and Tom Brevoort break down the major titles of Dark Reign, from Dark Avengers to the Thunderbolts and Secret Warriors. Author: IGNentertainment Keywords: IGN Comics Action Extreme Heroes Event "Iron Man" "Green Goblin" "Captain America" "Nick Fury"

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By Kirk Warren(noreply@blogger.com) Ares doesn't care that Norman claims he will kill his son?  Even Bendis managed to understand how much Ares cares for his son, yet Hickman has him stand by like some Yes Man as Norman claims he'll kill his boy?  Ares should have destroyed him on the spot.  Thankfully, previews for the The List...

By Kirk Warren(noreply@blogger.com) CAPTAIN AMERICA: REBORN #3 Written by Ed Brubaker Art by Bryan Hitch DARK AVENGERS #9 Written by Brian Bendis Art by Mike Deodato DARK REIGN: THE LIST - DAREDEVIL #1 Written by Andy Diggle Art by Billy Tan DARK WOLVERINE #78 Written by Marjorie Liu & Daneil Way Art by Stephen Segovia

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By Bodog(noreply@blogger.com) ALL NEW SAVAGE SHE-HULK #2 - Story by: Fred Van Lente Art by: Peter Vale Letters by: Ed Dukeshire Publisher: Marvel Comics Cover Price: $3.99 SECRET WARRIORS #4 - Written by: BRIAN MICHAEL BENDIS & JONATHAN HICKMAN Cover by: JIM CHEUNG Publisher: Marvel Comics

By ComicList Marvel urges retailers to check their orders on Secret Warriors and all other Dark Reign tie-ins as the new status quo for the Marvel Universe continues to generate buzz! Without S.H.I.E.L.D., Nick Fury and his super powered allies must face the Dark Reign alone—but are they part of something bigger than they could imagine? Don’t miss the double-sized Secret Warriors #1! SECRET WARRIORS #1 (DEC082326) SECRET WARRIORS #1 PARENT VARIANT (OCT088174) Written by BRIAN MICHAEL BENDIS AND JONATHAN HICKMAN Penciled by STEFANO CASELLI Cover by JIMMY CHEUNG Parent Variant Cover by TOP SECRET Rated T+ …$3.99 FOC—1/15/09, On-sale—2/4/09   [read the full post]

By noreply@blogger.com (Rokk Krinn) Thor asks Captain America “Who are you supposed to be?” Captain America shoots back “Who do I look like?” The Avengers then land their ship and come pouring out and gather around Thor. Thor says that he is summoning the battle that must be fought. Nick Fury responds that his god has a hammer. (Snappy.) Iron Man then yells out “Avengers Assemble!” (Damn, that felt good!) Our heroes then charge into combat with the Skrulls. End of issue. Having said that, if you have enjoyed what Bendis has been doing for the past couple of years on New Avengers then you will probably enjoy Secret Invasion #6. And if you have been having fun reading Secret Invasion up to this point then you will probably also like Secret Invasion #6.   [read the full post]

By noreply@blogger.com (Rokk Krinn) 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.   [read the full post]

By Rokk Krinn I have definitely enjoyed Mighty Avengers #12 and New Avengers #40 as Bendis continues to fill the reader in on the back-story and proceeds to flesh out the Secret Invasion story. It is evident after reading New Avengers #40 that the Skrull religion plays a central role in Secret Invasion. I really didn’t think that Jessica was going to be a Skrull. In Mighty Avengers #12, Nick Fury was pretty confident that Spider-Woman was not a Skrull. Evidently, unless this hook ending to New Avengers #40 is a red herring, it appears that Nick Fury has misjudged Spider-Woman and that could be a fatal error. The selection of Spider-Woman makes perfect sense. The Queen can use the role of Spider-Woman to spy on SHIELD, the Mighty Avengers, the New Avengers and N...   [read the full post]

By Rokk Krinn This was a pretty solid collection of comic books this week. Morrison served up a surprisingly intense and unexpected ending with Batman #675. I continue to be impressed with Morrison’s Batman and enjoy how Morrison is handling Bruce’s character. Mighty Avengers #12 was a great read. I was so impressed with how Bendis wrote Fury’s character. It is wonderful to see Bendis flexing his obvious creative talents and write a unique voice for Fury that didn’t read like a trademark “Bendis voice.” Mighty Avengers #12 proved two things. First, that Bendis can flat out write the hell out of Nick Fury and if old one-eye ever got his own title then Bendis should be the writer. Second, that Bendis really excels in stories that center on a single character rath...   [read the full post]

By Rokk Krinn Iron Man continues to be another phenomenally well written title that unfortunately isn’t getting the attention that it so richly deserves. It is an absolute shame that much of the utter garbage that Marvel and DC foists on us each month sells better than Iron Man. Of course, when Marvel allows writers like Bendis and JMS to routinely perform character assassination on Tony Stark it is no wonder that more comic book readers aren’t giving this title a try. Overall: Iron Man #28 was an excellent read and a phenomenal ending to an impressive story arc. Iron Man is another title that I can’t urge people enough to run out and go purchase. This is an unbelievably well written title that will appeal to a wide range of comic book readers. Only fans of mindle...   [read the full post]