‘Fury’ #1 Special First Look Celebrates the 60th Anniversary of Marvel’s Iconic Super-Spy

This May, celebrate the 60th anniversary of Marvel’s most notorious super-spies, Nick Fury Sr. and Nick Fury Jr. 

In FURY #1, writer Al Ewing is accompanied by a star-studded crew of artists, including Scot Eaton, Cam Smith, Tom Reilly, Adam Kubert, and Ramon Rosanas. Together, they set out to tell a story that encompasses the many eras and influences that Nick Fury has lived through. 

“This Nick Fury story – featuring both Furies in high-stakes, super-level espionage action in three different eras – is an attempt to pack all those previous influences in, while at the same time preparing both Fury Sr. and Fury Jr. for new adventures against new friends and foes,” revealed Al Ewing in an interview with AIPT.  

Coming out next month, this FURY #1 preview teases the thrilling action that’s in store for the titular characters. On the first set of pages, with art by Scot Eaton and Cam Smith, Nick Fury Jr. faces off against a brand new S.C.O.R.P.I.O. donning high-tech equipment. Then, artist Tom Reilly takes over to launch Nick Fury Sr. into space. On another page by artist Adam Kubert, a younger Nick Fury Sr. dives out of a plane with fellow soldiers against a rainy black sky. Finally, Nick Fury Sr. comes face-to-face with Uatu the Watcher in pages drawn by Ramon Rosanas. 

Check out this special first look at the celebratory 60th anniversary one-shot FURY #1 below:

FURY #1
Written by AL EWING
Art by SCOT EATON, TOM REILLY, ADAM KUBERT & RAMON ROSANAS
Cover by ADAM KUBERT
On Sale 5/24

Stay tuned for more Nick Fury news and be sure to pick up FURY #1, out May 24. 
 

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