New Nick Fury Ongoing

[Frontier]

Marvel will be launching a new Nick Fury series starring the Marcus Johnson Nick Fury with writer James Robinson and artist ACO.

[Bossace]

I was unaware there was an audience for him... I don't see this lasting... maybe he'll save his father from the moon and the real nick fury will be back!

https://www.bleedingcool.com/2017/01...on-aco-spring/

Not sure how I feel about the art style either.

[Darthkostis]

On one hand, Fake Fury can go die in a ditch, but... it sounds kinda cool, actually. And ACO killed it over at Midnighter. Eh, I might get the single trade...

[DebkoX]

I'd much prefer Nick Fury Sr.

[Tofali]

I'll take a peek but i hope it's personal and not SHIELDS entrenched or just in the background.

[Captain M]

Meanwhile at Marvel:

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[Crimz]

Art seems interesting, and I think Robinson is fine. Besides that, I have no interest in this at all.

It really seems Marvel is throwing out anything and seeing what sticks, without much reward.

[DebkoX]

Art seems interesting, and I think Robinson is fine. Besides that, I have no interest in this at all.

His handling of F4 was horrible.

[Crimz]

His handling of F4 was horrible.

I thought it was meh, ok at best. It was a story that was told thousands of times before, added nothing new and easily forgotten.

But I loved Sue kicking Dooms ass

[Mike_Murdock]

Not a huge fan of the character, but my biggest complaint is how insignificant he is. Hopefully this will give him a meaningful role.

[Prof. Warren]

Love the art. I'll check it out for that alone.

[DebkoX]

I thought it was meh, ok at best. It was a story that was told thousands of times before, added nothing new and easily forgotten.

But I loved Sue kicking Dooms ass

Doom getting his ass kicked is always worth the price.

[Prof. Warren]

Art seems interesting, and I think Robinson is fine. Besides that, I have no interest in this at all.

It really seems Marvel is throwing out anything and seeing what sticks, without much reward.

What I love about Marvel is that they're trying new things, giving characters a chance to find an audience. It's not just all about the big guns. And if not all of these books catch on, that's ok - they gave it a shot. But often times an unlikely prospect does pay off, as with Squirrel Girl, Moon Girl & Devil Dinosaur - books that find a small but devoted following. If Marvel didn't give long shots a go, we wouldn't have books like the new Hawkeye, which is fantastic. So they can keep taking chances as far as I'm concerned. Having a more diverse line is far better than just putting out the same old, same old.

[skyvolt2000]

What I love about Marvel is that they're trying new things, giving characters a chance to find an audience. It's not just all about the big guns. And if not all of these books catch on, that's ok - they gave it a shot. But often times an unlikely prospect does pay off, as with Squirrel Girl, Moon Girl & Devil Dinosaur - books that find a small but devoted following. If Marvel didn't give long shots a go, we wouldn't have books like the new Hawkeye, which is fantastic. So they can keep taking chances as far as I'm concerned. Having a more diverse line is far better than just putting out the same old, same old.

They don't get that.

If Marvel toss out a Nick Fury Senior book-where is that line to buy it?

Now it's true that can be said about this book too. However this will be the book store owners will blame for low comic book sales not Nick Senior.

[Kusanagi]

My biggest complaint with the character is if they wanted Sam Jackson Fury, why not just grab Ultimate Fury? It says a lot about how convoluted and forced the characters origins are when grabbing a Nick Fury from another universe is simpler.

Still all that said, art is very nice.