Speaking of humor, let’s look to this scene between Captain Sawyer and Izzy during a judo training session. Chaos ensues.Ĭaptain America and Bucky embark on a secret mission into “Nazi-land”. Of course, a fight between Fury and McGiveney never stays just between them. So when McGiveney starts picking on a (rather familiar looking) private sitting at a table, Fury intervenes, ignoring Pam’s objections. However, Fury can’t abide bullies in general, and dislikes McGiveney in particular. As usual around Pam, Fury is trying to be on his best behavior, daintily sipping tea. Bull McGiveney don’t agree on much, but they share this assessment of Captain America.įury and Pam are enjoying themselves in a pub. He wears a fancy costume and gets the glory while Fury’s boys do the real work.
Fury thinks Captain America is just for show. The basic theme of the issue is that Sgt. But then Captain America and Bucky come onscreen, and the English are suddenly cheering loudly at the screen. Pam assures him that the English are just more reserved than Americans in showing their emotion. Nick is a little unhappy to watch a reel of himself in action and find the cinema not cheering for his team. One thing Kirby had was a strong sense of comic timing. This is the third point of crossover between Nick Fury and the superhero titles. Fantastic when he was Major Richards of the OSS, and we saw an older Colonel Fury team up with the Fantastic Four. We have had two points of crossover so far. It is certainly the odd duck in my reading list.
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So far, one could almost question why we are reading this World War II series along with all the superhero ones. It’s perhaps lost a step under Ayers, though remains one of the better series we are reading. Under Kirby, this was one of Marvel’s best titles. Fury, likely motivated by the choice of guest star. Jack Kirby returns for one final issue of Sgt. Written and drawn by the Titanic Two: Stan Lee and Jack Kirby
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