Nick
Fury: MAX
Fury: Peacemaker #1-6 (April
2006- Sept 2006)
Sgt. Nick
Fury survives battle conditions
in North Africa, teaming
up with a British commando
team and sent to assassinate
Field Marshal Barkhorn. In
time however Fury and his
men learn that Barkhorn
is part of a plot to assassinate
Hitler through their mission
objective into question.
- Continuity
Notes
- Although
not bearing the MAX imprint, this story features
the same creative
team from the other MAX Fury stories
- Darrick
Robertson is quoted as saying "It
feels like it's a
story that stands
alone to bridge him
from
that Fury [Fury
Peacemaker] to
our version of Fury
than it does
to represent
what he was in the
'60s."
MAX: Fury #1-6 (Sept
2001- Feb. 2002)
An older and more embittered version of Nick Fury
finds himself a relic in his own agency while reluctantly caring
for the
son of a fallen comrade whom he hates. A former Hydra agent stirs up
trouble on a Caribbean island and Fury takes it upon himself to take
him down in a bloody gory fight to the death.
- Continuity
Notes
- Issue
#2 features a retired Dum Dum Dugan
- In
this MAX version, Hydra was financed by the Soviet Union.
MAX: Punisher #13-18 "Mother
Russia" (Jan-May 2005)
In an attempt to reclaim SHIELD for himself, Fury seeks
out Frank Castle for a "suicide" mission into Russia to retrieve
a young girl who has a virus and antidote in her system. Fury deals
with overzealous generals at home who threaten to undo the entire situation,
while Castle tries to battle his way out of Russia and save the girl.
- Continuity
Notes
- Cover
appearance on issue #13
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