Nick Fury #5
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| Writer | James Robinson |
| Artist | Aco |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
NO REST FOR THE WICKED!
NICK FURY gets a well-deserved vacation in a sleepy, small town...
...or he would, if the sleepy town wasn't full of SLEEPER ASSASSINS, with their crosshairs trained on Agent Fury!
Pack your bags for THE SLEEPY LITTLE TOWN CAPER!
Rated T+
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Comicosity - Aaron Long
Aug 02, 2017Nick Fury #5 is an entertaining read that will blow your mind with visuals that are unlike anything else in comics right now. This team has crafted something special here and youd be smart to hop on the Nick Fury train and join him for his vacation. Read Full Review
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AIPT - David Brooke
Aug 02, 2017ACO draws an awesome issue that's incredibly dynamic and crazy. It's like Crank for comics. Read Full Review
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8.0
I liked this issue the best of the series so far. The art, as always, is top notch. You could get stuck just looking at the pages. The story was pretty cool as well. Such a different series than anything out, Nick Fury continues to impress me.
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7.0
Nick Fury Jr is sent on vacation in a sleepy little town with nothing to hide ... or is it? Of course it devolves into superspy action, and once again ACO's art leads James Robinson's script around by the nose. Yes, there's an exceptional eyeball-popping four-page quad-spread at the climax. For all its beauty, it's a virtually random collage of "weird spy stuff" floating around Nicky - that makes it a too-apt summary of the series as a whole. Frankie Noble is still MIA, we still know virtually nothing about the Mission Control voice in Nicky's ear, and the limitations of this title's consistent "style over substance" approach are all too clear.
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