Sgt. Fury Annual #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "A Day of Thunder!", Nick Fury arrives at the Pentagon only to face Life Model Decoys of himself—replicas that challenge his identity before he’s thrust into a high-stakes mission. With Jack Kirby and Stan Lee at the helm, and Kirby’s dynamic art brought to life by Dick Ayers’ inks, the story unfolds as Fury discovers SHIELD, the global defense force battling HYDRA, and takes command of the Heli-Carrier after narrowly escaping a hidden bomb. The cover, a striking collaboration by Kirby, Ayers, and George Roussos, captures the intensity of a man on the brink of a new destiny.
In "The Man for the Job!" from Sgt. Fury Annual #2 (1966), Nick Fury arrives at the Pentagon only to face a chilling mystery: Life Model Decoys of himself, perfect replicas designed to test his resolve. As he’s whisked away in a high-tech car that transforms into a flying vehicle, Fury is introduced to SHIELD—a global defense organization dedicated to stopping HYDRA’s threat to world peace. With Tony Stark overseeing SHIELD’s arsenal and the Heli-Carrier looming as their mobile command center, Fury must quickly prove he’s the right man for the job—especially after narrowly escaping a hidden bomb.
In "The Crackdown of Captain Flint!", Captain Flint steps in when Captain Sawyer is called away on urgent duty, taking over command during a high-stakes mission with Sgt. Fury and the Howlers. Though Flint’s loyalty is questioned by Fury, the two must navigate the mission’s dangers—pushing their uneasy alliance to the limit.
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↩ Reprints Sgt. Fury #11 (1964), Strange Tales #135 (1965)
Reprinted in Marvel Masterworks: Sgt. Fury #3 (2010), Sgt. Fury Epic Collection #2 (2023)
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