Marvel Masterworks: Sgt. Fury #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis hardcover collects the earliest adventures of Sergeant Nick Fury and his ragtag squad of WWII soldiers, the Howling Commandos, from their debut in Sgt. Fury and his Howling Commandos #1–13. Written by Stan Lee with art by Jack Kirby and Dick Ayers, these stories introduce the team's gritty missions against Nazi forces, including encounters with historical figures like Adolf Hitler and Erwin Rommel, while also weaving in early Marvel Universe connections. The volume lays the foundation for Fury's character, later reimagined as a spy leader in modern comics, and features cameos by Captain America and Bucky in the war-torn landscape.
Sgt. Fury and His Howling Commandos launch a daring mission to rescue the son of an English lord from Nazi hands—only to discover the young man isn’t a captive, but willingly broadcasting propaganda. Written by Stan Lee and brought to life with dynamic art by Jack Kirby, this landmark issue features inks by G. Bell, colors by Stan Goldberg, and letters by Sam Rosen, with a striking cover by Kirby and Dick Ayers.
In "Seven Doomed Men!" from Marvel Masterworks: Sgt. Fury #1, a small team of Commandos takes on a high-stakes mission behind enemy lines to prevent a critical shipment of heavy water from reaching a German weapon development center—threatening to alter the course of the war. With time running out and the odds stacked against them, the team must rely on stealth, sacrifice, and sheer determination to stop the enemy’s advance.
In "Lord Ha-Ha's Last Laugh!", Sgt. Fury and his Commandos infiltrate enemy territory to rescue the son of an English lord—only to discover the young man isn’t a captive, but willingly broadcasting Nazi propaganda. As the mission unfolds, the line between enemy and ally blurs in a tense game of deception and unexpected loyalty.
In "The Fangs of the Desert Fox!", Sgt. Fury leads a dangerous mission against Rommel’s forces, but with Dino Manelli recovering from injury, he’s replaced by George Stonewell—a man whose prejudices could jeopardize the entire operation. The tension mounts as loyalty, duty, and personal conflict collide in the heart of the North African campaign.
In "The Crackdown of Capt. Flint!" from Marvel Masterworks: Sgt. Fury #1, Captain Flint takes over command during Captain Sawyer’s absence, quickly proving his skepticism of Sgt. Fury by joining him and the Howlers on a high-stakes mission. Tensions simmer as Flint’s rigid discipline clashes with Fury’s unorthodox methods in the heat of war.
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↩ Reprints Sgt. Fury #1 (1963), Sgt. Fury #2 (1963), Sgt. Fury #3 (1963), Sgt. Fury #4 (1963), Sgt. Fury #5 (1964), Sgt. Fury #6 (1964), Sgt. Fury #7 (1964), Sgt. Fury #8 (1964), Sgt. Fury #9 (1964), Sgt. Fury #10 (1964), Sgt. Fury #11 (1964), Sgt. Fury #12 (1964), Sgt. Fury #13 (1964)
Reprinted in Marvel Masterworks: Sgt. Fury #1 (2013)
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