Die offizielle Marvel-Comic-Sammlung #8
"Hydra lebt!" marks a thrilling return to the shadows of SHIELD’s past, as Nick Fury tests his new invisible fibreglass car with a mix of pride and paranoia. With the Yellow Claw reemerging in Chinatown and a deadly confrontation looming in a darkened shop, Fury’s mission takes a sudden, shocking turn when Voltzmann’s arrival sends him tumbling into a hidden trap—only to face the monstrous embrace of a colossal octopus. Written by Jim Steranko and Jürgen Petz, with Steranko handling art, inks, colors, and lettering, and the cover by Steranko himself, this 2016 issue delivers a pulse-pounding blend of espionage, mystery, and surreal danger.
In "Hydra lebt!", Nick Fury faces a high-stakes test to prove SHIELD’s fears about HYDRA’s sonic weapon capabilities—only to be drawn into a dangerous trap disguised as a desert party in ancient Karnopolis. Under the guise of a social event, Fury finds himself entangled in a web of deception, where even his trusted allies may not be who they seem.
In "Overkill!", Nick Fury crashes into Karnopolis and is quickly overwhelmed by a swarm of robots. Stripped of his gear and captured, he faces a new Supreme Hydra who reveals plans to use the Overkill Horn to detonate nuclear weapons worldwide. With no choice, Fury escapes in a HYDRA jet—unaware that the deadly device is already on board—just as Sitwell prepares to destroy the aircraft, only to discover the radio is dead.
In "Schield schlägt zurück!", Fury steht vor einer brutalen choice: als SHIELD ihn als Pilot des Flugzeugs identifiziert, befiehlt Sitwell den Abschuss einer Strato-Mine, die die Atmosphäre gefährden könnte. Gleichzeitig macht Supreme Hydra sich auf, um Laura Brown zu befreien – die Tochter seines Vorgängers, die in Ägypten gefangen gehalten wird – und seine Strafe zu erzwingen. Mit einem geheimen Überkill-Horn und einem mutigen Sprung aus dem Flugzeug beginnt ein verzweifelter Kampf um Leben und Gerechtigkeit.
In "Der tödliche Destructoid!", Fury races against time to escort Laura von Bronson to SHIELD’s West Coast headquarters, only to be ambushed by the towering, lethal HYDRA assassin Dreadnought. As he barely survives the onslaught, a chilling revelation from AUTOFAC shatters the mission: Laura is named as Hydra’s supreme leader.
In "Todesfalle!", Nick Fury must navigate a deadly crisis aboard the Helicarrier, where a seemingly innocent demonstration by Professor Trojak and his Q-Ray masks a HYDRA infiltration. With VIPs in danger and his three closest friends—hypnotized and turned against him—Fury races to uncover the truth before the mission collapses. When a wounded, unconscious woman in a HYDRA outfit is discovered in the computer room, the stakes rise even higher, and Fury finds himself blamed by the President himself.
In "Todeskampf!", Nick Fury fights for survival on Hydra’s fortified island, where Baron Strucker believes the impenetrable dome will shield him from the Death Spore plague—and use Fury’s body to build an army of HYDRA Androids. Though trapped and outnumbered, Fury slips free and wages a brutal, stealthy war through the island’s corridors, taking down Strucker’s enforcers one by one. When their paths finally collide, the battle turns deadly—Fury’s Satanskralle meets Strucker’s cold resolve in a clash that could decide more than just their fates.
In "Finale ohen Gnade!", the escalating clash between Fury and Strucker reaches a fever pitch when Fury finally rids himself of the Satanshandschuh. As HYDRA enforcers storm the room, they find two Struckers—only one wearing a mask, panicked and quickly incinerated in an Alpha-Partikel-Reaktor-Würfel. The remaining Strucker orders Laura to escape aboard the Dyna-Soar as the Deathspore Bomb threatens to detonate. Fury’s deception had used Strucker’s device to create the illusion of two men, but the truth behind the ruse remains hidden as the final moments unfold.
In "Schule der Spione," Nick Fury reflects on his roots in Hell's Kitchen while offering Laura a chance to join SHIELD at its headquarters. At the UNIT-Akademie, he trains a new cohort, encountering the sharp-witted Val and the tech-savvy Sidney E. Levine, before facing Captain America in a demonstration match—only to be thrown off balance by an unexpected side effect from a recently used invisibility pill.
In "Das Jüngste Gericht," Reed Richards and Ben Grimm race to save Captain America from a deadly fall, while Nick Fury clings to a statue’s crown to survive. As the team works to stop the invaders’ scheme by plunging the East Coast into darkness, a chilling revelation in the present ties the attack to the mysterious Yellow Claw.
In "Im Bann der Gefahr!", Fury tests his new invisible car made of transparent fiberglass while racing against time to stop the Yellow Claw’s return to Chinatown. With Val and Jimmy Woo tracking the villain’s movements, Fury infiltrates a shadowy hideout—only to face Fang-Chu in a tense, face-to-face confrontation. But before he can act, Voltzmann intervenes, sending Fury tumbling through a hidden trapdoor into the grasp of a colossal octopus.
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