Marvel Masterworks: Nick Fury, Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D. #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Beware... the Deadly Dreadnought!", Nick Fury races against time as he prepares to escort Laura to SHIELD’s West Coast HQ, only to be ambushed by a towering HYDRA assassin robot known as The Dreadnought. With a new combat suit and a ticking clock, Fury must survive the onslaught while grappling with a shocking twist: AUTOFAC has just named Laura as the Supreme Hydra—just as she’s vanished, leaving Fury to question who to trust.
In "Death Trap!", Nick Fury faces a deadly double threat aboard the Heli-Carrier: a seemingly benign science demonstration by Prof. Trojak, whose Q-Ray is secretly smuggling HYDRA operatives, and his own three best friends, hypnotized into assassinating him. With the carrier under siege and trust shattered, Fury must outwit both the traitors in his midst and the hidden enemy within the ship’s systems—until a wounded, unconscious Laura is discovered in the computer room, clad in a HYDRA uniform. As LBJ arrives to assign blame, Fury’s fate hangs in the balance.
In "The Tribunal," Nick Fury finds his quarters destroyed—apparently killed—while a mysterious figure, Bronson, emerges as the new Supreme Hydra, launching a global threat from his high-tech fortress on Hydra Island. With a deadly plague poised to strike Earth from the Heli-Carrier, Bronson sets up a staged trial for Laura, but Fury, hidden aboard the Dyna-Soar, uncovers the shocking truth: the man behind the mask is none other than Baron Strucker, his long-lost enemy from World War II.
In "Crisis!", Nick Fury finds himself trapped on Hydra Island as the deadly Death Spore plague spreads, with Baron Strucker declaring the island's dome impenetrable and planning to turn Fury's corpse into the foundation for a global army of HYDRA androids. With time running out, Fury breaks free and fights his way through HYDRA forces, each encounter pushing him closer to a final confrontation with Strucker—whose Satan Claw gives him a brutal edge in their deadly showdown.
In "Final Encounter!", Nick Fury faces off against the cunning and ruthless Baron Strucker in a high-stakes showdown on Hydra Island. With the fate of the world hanging in the balance, Fury uses a clever deception involving Strucker’s own device to expose a shocking double, leading to a final, explosive confrontation that leaves only one man standing.
In "Spy School," Nick Fury reflects on his youth in Hell's Kitchen before bringing Laura to SHIELD HQ to offer her a spot as an agent. At the UNIT Academy, Fury endures intense training alongside two new recruits—Sidney E. Levine, a sharp tech specialist, and Val, who challenges his belief that espionage is a man’s game. When Fury faces Captain America in a demonstration bout for the recruits, a lingering side effect from an invisibility pill clouds his mind—just as Cap reveals a crucial lead on a case from a year prior.
In "The Second Doom!", Nick Fury races against time to thwart a sinister plot that plunges the East Coast into darkness, as Reed Richards and Ben Grimm make a dramatic rescue under the shadow of the Statue of Liberty. With power grid systems collapsing and a mysterious enemy pulling strings from the underground, Fury must piece together the threat before it’s too late—while a hidden figure, the Yellow Claw, watches and whispers of his "infallible" scheme.
In "So Evil, the Night!", Nick Fury takes the wheel of a sleek, invisible car crafted by the enigmatic Gaff, only to be drawn into a high-stakes mission when SHIELD’s ESP Division detects The Yellow Claw’s presence in Chinatown. Leaving behind the team, Fury ventures alone into the shadows, where he must outwit Claw’s henchmen and face the mastermind himself in a tense, cloaked confrontation—only to be betrayed and plunged into a deadly trap beneath the city’s streets.
In "And the Dragon Cried... Death!", Nick Fury races against time to stop the Yellow Claw from stealing the Ultimate Annihilator, guided by a conflicted ally and a mysterious dragon statue that holds the key to the weapon’s true power. With help from Clay Quartermain and a desperate deception, Fury must outwit a cunning enemy whose hypnotic grip threatens to unravel everything.
In "When Comes... Black Noon!", Nick Fury races against time as The Claw unleashes the Ultimate Annihilator, threatening to obliterate New York City from the skies of the Sky Dragon. Trapped aboard the massive airship, Fury must survive the weapon’s deadly test and outwit his enemies before the final countdown begins.
In "Behold the Savage Sky!", Nick Fury faces off against the enigmatic The Claw in a high-stakes showdown over New York City, as the SHIELD Heli-Carrier moves in to intercept the threat. With Dugan leading a ground assault and Fury breaking free to confront Von Voltzmann, the battle escalates when The Claw unleashes his devastating Hyper-Psionic Brain Emanations and deploys a swarm of robotic doubles to vanish into the chaos.
In "Armageddon!", Nick Fury races against time when the Suicide Squad storms in during a deadly confrontation, only to see The Claw vanish into the Space-Time Continuum. With a Pseudo-Elliptoid Wrist Tracer and a prototype Warp-Vest, Fury pursues the villain through a psychic battle that reveals a shocking truth: The Claw was never human, but a machine in a grander scheme orchestrated by an unseen hand.
In "Today Earth Died!", Nick Fury’s quiet moment in his office is shattered by a call from Val about a UFO over Manhattan. As a mysterious alien named Vaengr emerges, offering a miraculous device to end all human conflict, Fury, Val, and Dugan investigate the craft—only to uncover a terrifying deception. When the alien reveals his true, monstrous form and unleashes a deadly transformation, Fury is left reeling from a nightmare that eerily mirrors a real report breaking in on the radio.
In "Who Is Scorpio?", Nick Fury finds himself caught in a web of deception after a mysterious assassin shoots him—only to discover the attacker was an L.M.D. The real clue? A Scorpio badge left behind. As Fury traces the symbol across the country—from a race in Monza to a secret missile test in Nevada—each clue leads to a new player in a deadly game: a fugitive comic, a mobster, and a hidden enemy with a grudge. When the trail converges in Las Vegas, Fury faces a hooded villain who speaks of vengeance and a "Parable Of Doom," leaving the agent to wonder just who—or what—Scorpio really is.
In "And So Shall Ye Reap Death!", Nick Fury and Jimmy Woo crash-land on a remote volcanic island that’s become a twisted Eden—home to a reclusive scientist who’s spent decades perfecting a radical new world order. Once a ridiculed visionary, Centurius has turned the island into a living laboratory, breeding ancient and alien lifeforms to unleash a firestorm upon Earth. With the help of a visiting film crew and their surprisingly useful robot gorilla prop, Fury and Woo must stop him before his apocalyptic vision becomes reality.
Nick Fury is called to the misty moors when an old army comrade turns up dead under strange circumstances. What begins as a straightforward investigation quickly spirals into a web of psychic clues, eerie warnings, and a monstrous hound that seems to defy reason. With the truth buried beneath legend and shadow, Fury must unravel a mystery that tests his instincts and his limits.
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Reprinted in S.H.I.E.L.D. by Steranko: The Complete Collection #[nn] (2013), S.H.I.E.L.D.: The Complete Collection Omnibus #[nn] (2015)
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