Between the sergeant fury stories during World War II and Captain America being brought out of the ice in the modern age. This is a crossover I have been waiting to see. In this issue, the howling commandos join forces with Captain America and Bucky. At the story’s onset, we have Sergeant Fury on a…

From the start we know we are in for a misdirect. It is more likely that no one is a traitor nor does an Howler Desert and I am glad to know as I read the story, the truth of the ‘why’ is not kept from the reader even if it is kept from the…

In this issue; Sgt. Fury and His Howling Commandos find themselves temperately reporting to Capt. Flint, whom is a ‘by the books officer’.  The Captain and his attitudes not only cramp the howlers unique – and individual  style, but also puts them in great danger as they set out on a mission with Capt. Flint overseeing…

Sgt.Fury And His Howling Commandos #10 offers us a twist, instead of continuing the War in the E.T.O  Fury and his team get shipped off to the pacific  to rescue a Prisoner of war  from Okinawa before the island is bombed.  They have less then 72 hours to  get there, free Phil Parker and get…

To start off my comic book review of Sgt. Fury And His Howling Commandos #9,  I have to start with the cover itself; where we have the commandos surrounded  with Hitler on a pedestal behind them.  The title “Mission: Capture Hitler!” to the right. Lastly the bubble that says it all: “The world knew  that…

You have likely already read my review of Dr. Zemo’s first avenger appearances, but now we get to see him in a World War II setting, facing against the Howling Commandos. This appearance helps to even further join this series to the main marvel universe tales taking place in the other comics. But what business…

With most of the comic book  I review the action takes place between the good guys and the bad guys, and is  fought with action, but this story is different. as Nick Fury defends his very life in the court room.  While there is some classic comic book action taking place in the pages of Sgt. Fury And…

Today as I sit down to write my comic book review of Howling Commandos #6, the story titled “The Fangs Of The Desert Fox!” I am left with more to think about then just the artwork, and story, but the not to subtle deeper meaning that was the real heart of this story, one that…

This comic book review is of Sgt. Fury and his Howling Commando’s  #5, where we have the howling commando’s first issue after the lost of Junior Juniper, something I seen as a major turning point for the series and comic books in general. But how does that all play into the ongoing story of our commandos?  and can this…

For today’s comic book review  I read Sgt. Fury And His Howling Commandos #4, with the story titled “Lord Ha-Ha’s Last Laugh!”.  but this tale of our favor Sgt. Nick Fury and his seven Howling Commandos had everything we have come to hope for from these tales, and a hole lot more. The basic background of the story is our seven hero’s get sent…

For today’s comic book review I read Sgt. Fury And His Howling Commandos #3, and the story titled “Midnight On Massacre Mountain!“.   As Comic Book Stories go, I feel comfortable before even diving into the details of my review to say that this issue is a classic. for a short synopsis of the story, we have Sgt Fury,…

For today’s comic book review I sit down to read the second issue of Sgt. Fury And His Howling Commandos, the story contained within this issue is titled “7 Doomed Men!” a short summary of the story, after returning to base in need of much rest from a mission, the commandos are sent out again, this time to put…

Today I have a special review for you all in honor of Veterans day, and to in my own way to honor all those whom have fought in wars past and present.  My choice of comics is “Sgt. Fury And His Howling Commandos” issue 1.  The series is a comic book that takes place in World War II. it is…