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Cover: Jim Steranko

Nick Fury, agent du S.E.R.V.O. #[nn]

Apr 1979 · Les Humanoïdes Associés · [55 FRF]
🌐 French edition · synopsis shown in English
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In "Qui est Scorpio?", Nick Fury, agent du S.E.R.V.O., finds himself caught in a web of deception after a mysterious assassin shoots him—only to discover the shooter was an L.M.D. and the real Fury was never in danger. With a single Scorpio badge as his only clue, Fury traces a trail from a race in Monza to a secret missile test in Nevada, where a hidden tattoo on a technician’s wrist links the dots. Cover by Jim Steranko, this 1979 thriller written and illustrated by Jim Steranko—with inks by Joe Sinnott and letters by Roquemartine—delivers a taut, globe-spanning mystery where every clue leads deeper into a conspiracy no one saw coming.

Contains 5 stories
Qui est Scorpio?
20 pp · Spy, Superhero
Script Michele Morainvilliers Johnson
Pinky (lounge owner)Flip Mason (stand-up comic, death)Mitch Hackett (racketeer, death)Lester (villain)Crusoe (villain)Marge Mason (cameo)Timmy Mason (cameo)agents anonymes du S.E.R.V.O.
École d'espions
12 pp · Spy, Superhero
Script Michele Morainvilliers Johnson
Clipper Charlie (guest)Maman Fury [Mamma Fury] (cameo)Slim (guest)

In a quiet moment between missions, Nick Fury shares memories of his youth in Hell's Kitchen with Laura before offering her a place at SHIELD. At the UNIT academy, he trains alongside Sidney E. Levine, a sharp tech mind, and Val, a skeptical recruit who questions his belief that espionage is a man’s game. When Fury faces Captain America in a demonstration bout for the recruits, a lingering effect from an invisibility pill clouds his vision—just as Cap reveals the identity of the one behind a case they’d solved a year prior.

Jour fin du monde
11 pp · Science Fiction, Spy
Script Michèle Morainvillers Johnson
Chet Huntley (guest)Vaengr (antagonist)

In "Jour fin du monde," Nick Fury is pulled from a restless sleep by a call from Val about a UFO landing in mid-town Manhattan. As a mysterious alien named Vaengr emerges, offering a miraculous prism 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 his destructive intent, Fury wakes to find Dugan reporting a real UFO sighting, leaving the nightmare’s truth hanging in the air.

Lune sombre monte, chien d'enfer tue !
20 pp · Detective-Mystery, Spy
Script Michele Morainvilliers Johnson
Ken Astor (cameo, introduction, death)Alistair Rampson (supporting, introduction)Mycroft [Miles Von Croft] (antagonist, introduction)Comtesse Caution (supporting, introduction)Rachel McGregor (supporting, introduction)Angus MacGregor (intendant) (supporting, introduction)Hugh le Noir [Black Hugh] [Lord Hugh Ravenlock] (cameo, introduction, flashback)épouse de Hugh Ravenlock (cameo, introduction, flashback)frère de l'épouse de Hugh (cameo, introduction, flashback)Lord Gavin Ravenlock (cameo, introduction, deceased)
Qu'est devenu Scorpio ?
20 pp · Spy, Superhero
Script Michele Morainvilliers Johnson
Pickman (guest, introduction, death)Sénateur Irksome (guest, introduction)agents anonymes du S.E.R.V.O.Mama Fury (cameo, mentionnée)

In "Qu'est devenu Scorpio ?", Nick Fury, agent du S.E.R.V.O., is drawn into a deadly game when the ESP Division detects a threat—only to find himself ambushed by Scorpio himself. Trapped and forced to navigate a series of lethal traps, Fury confronts the man who claims to be his nemesis, only to see the mask come off and the truth unfold in a moment of sudden, shocking revelation. The story ends with Nick alone on a dock, staring into the distance, haunted by the question of what really became of the man he faced.

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Cast · 15 characters

Full credits

writer, artist Jim Steranko
letterer Roquemartine
cover pencils, inks Jim Steranko

Reprints

↩ Reprints Strange Tales #159 (1967), Strange Tales #168 (1968), Nick Fury, Agent of SHIELD #1 (1968), Nick Fury, Agent of SHIELD #3 (1968), Nick Fury, Agent of SHIELD #5 (1968)

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