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Nick Fury, Agent of Shield: Empyre

Nick Fury, Agent of Shield: Empyre

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Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Nick Fury: The Best
Review: This is probably the best Marvel novel to date. Empyre rivals Peter David's What Savage Beast as the BEST. Fury is not the only focusing point of the book. He has a partner by the name of Starla, whom without, this book would not be possible. Murray's writing technique is like that of David's.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Nick Fury: The Best
Review: This is probably the best Marvel novel to date. Empyre rivals Peter David's What Savage Beast as the BEST. Fury is not the only focusing point of the book. He has a partner by the name of Starla, whom without, this book would not be possible. Murray's writing technique is like that of David's.

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: Finally a new story about Marvel's super spy.
Review: This novel was like a spy thriller and Comic Book rolled into one. It had the complete history of Sheild and Hydra for those who may not know the full story or didn't follow the comic. The novel does have one flaw that prevents a five star rating and thats the fact that the novel focuses more on a pshycic Sheild agent more than it does Nick Fury.

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: Finally a new story about Marvel's super spy.
Review: This novel was like a spy thriller and Comic Book rolled into one. It had the complete history of Sheild and Hydra for those who may not know the full story or didn't follow the comic. The novel does have one flaw that prevents a five star rating and thats the fact that the novel focuses more on a pshycic Sheild agent more than it does Nick Fury.

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: Move Over, Bond!
Review: Will Murray does it again! Tight, authentic characterization and a well-written plot contribute to our favorite hard-bitten WWII vet's adventure. The action is fast and furious and SHIELD has rarely been portrayed better. Fans of the '60s series take note: this is set in modern-day, not during the reign of the Supreme Headquarters International Espionage Law-enforcement Division. High-tech gimmickry and hardboiled dialogue abound in this tour-de-force through the seamy underbelly of the Marvel Universe. I want more!

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: Move Over, Bond!
Review: Will Murray does it again! Tight, authentic characterization and a well-written plot contribute to our favorite hard-bitten WWII vet's adventure. The action is fast and furious and SHIELD has rarely been portrayed better. Fans of the '60s series take note: this is set in modern-day, not during the reign of the Supreme Headquarters International Espionage Law-enforcement Division. High-tech gimmickry and hardboiled dialogue abound in this tour-de-force through the seamy underbelly of the Marvel Universe. I want more!

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: Finally, Fury in his own book!
Review: Will Murray has written an enjoyable romp with Nick Fury and his agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. teaming up (albeit briefly) with their foes of Hydra to prevent a madman bent on world destruction. Murray doesn't disappoint fans with his characterizations of the main characters, and the many fun toys that S.H.I.E.L.D. has at their fingertips. The beginning alone is straight from a James Bond movie.
I would love to see Murray return, I loved his works on The Destroyer novel series and comics run, and very much enjoyed the adventures of Nick Fury in this new millenium. If presented right, Fury and S.H.I.E.L.D. could be the James Bond or Man from U.N.C.L.E.
Nick Fury fans, buy this book! Adventure fans who like a bit of "suspension of disbelief" in their reading, won't be disappointed.


Rating: 4 stars
Summary: Finally, Fury in his own book!
Review: Will Murray has written an enjoyable romp with Nick Fury and his agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. teaming up (albeit briefly) with their foes of Hydra to prevent a madman bent on world destruction. Murray doesn't disappoint fans with his characterizations of the main characters, and the many fun toys that S.H.I.E.L.D. has at their fingertips. The beginning alone is straight from a James Bond movie.
I would love to see Murray return, I loved his works on The Destroyer novel series and comics run, and very much enjoyed the adventures of Nick Fury in this new millenium. If presented right, Fury and S.H.I.E.L.D. could be the James Bond or Man from U.N.C.L.E.
Nick Fury fans, buy this book! Adventure fans who like a bit of "suspension of disbelief" in their reading, won't be disappointed.



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