Civil War II: Choosing Sides #1

[superboyprime]

"Nick [Fury, Jr]'s been around for a few years now, but I've never really felt like I've gotten a real sense of who he is, so I wanted to try and tell a story where we really find that out. From his introduction, he's landed from one situation into the next and I felt he needed to make a decision and strike out on his own a little." - Declan Shalvey

Night Thrasher:














Nick Fury in "Post Prologue," Part 1:

Comments

[freezer]

So just to add to the festivities of Civil War: Not This Shit Again - SHIELD has been compromised. Again.

Are they actively trying to chase old readers away?

[mizerous]

Nick Fury is dead...again!

[crinos]

Heihachi Mishima.... is dead.

(Yeah wasn't that a load of BS. He was fucking playable in the game whose big selling point was he had been killed in the intro. I mean for fuck sake he couldn't even stay dead for one game. I mean Hell, Mr. Immortal couldn't spring back from death that fast.)

[scorntx]

Y'know what? I'm okay with putting Iron Man down to make Night Thrasher look better.
Dude has a skateboard. A skateboard, dammit.

Oh, someone trying to make Not Quite MCU Nick Fury an actual character, rather than a blatant act of synergy.
A good idea, but likely one doomed to failure.

(Hey, Maria Hill's making an expression that isn't anger, frustration or contempt. Gonna need to check the log-book, see what new emotion this must be... looks like she might actually be showing concern for someone else...)

[rainspirit]

I'm okay with Night Thrasher sliding away from being the butt of every joke by sheer virtue of no fucks given.

[matrix_dragon]

Night Thrasher has the best method of dealing with the mockers. While they're making fun of the skateboard, he's usually doing something awesome with said skateboard.

[dcbanacek]

Hey even the Punisher thought the skateboard was cool and wondered if he should get one.

[wizardru]

Yeah, this works just fine. Night Thrasher throwing shade on Iron Man for being a jerk, while still a GOOD GUY, is fine. Good, even. It doesn't make Tony a monster, but makes him fallible. Showing Night Thrasher using his skateboard as a jaws of life is simply great.

And to quote Al Ewing: "...and I cannot emphasize this enough, he rides into battle on a SKATEBOARD."