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Marvel Sets the Record Straight: Correcting the MCU’s Oversight with Nick Fury

the MCU got wrong about Nick Fury when it comes to the Howling Commandos. It’s common to see the Marvel Cinematic Universe occasionally taking liberties on screen when it comes to comic book adaptations that have come before it.

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Spoilers for CapWolf and the Howling Commandos  1! The comics are righting what the MCU got wrong about Nick Fury when it comes to the Howling Commandos. It’s common to see the Marvel Cinematic Universe occasionally taking liberties on screen when it comes to comic book adaptations that have come before it. One of those liberties was establishing that Steve Rogers led the Howling Commandos in the 1940s, when in the comics they were Nick Fury’s team. The comic decides to remind fans who the Commandos really belong to in CapWolf & the Howling Commandos #1 by Stephanie Phillips, Carlos Magno, Espen Grundetjern and VC’s Travis Lanham. The story opens in 1942 France as commandos engage in battle against the Nazis and ends with Sergeant Fury being seriously injured.

Nick Fury Leads the Howling Commandos

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The Howling Commandos were a World War II-era strike force unit that debuted in 1964’s Sgt. Fury and his Howling Commandos by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby. The original iteration of the team was introduced as an extension of the United States Army Rangers. Over the years, their lore would either evolve or be twisted entirely, but one remaining constant is that Nick Fury would be portrayed as the leader of the team in some shape or form. The Marvel Cinematic Universe would suggest otherwise on the big screen, but the comics are reminding now reminding fans of the impact that the original Nick Fury Sr. had on the group, long before his more recent retirement.

Nick Fury’s Impact on the Howling Commandos

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The fact that Captain America is so hesitant and reluctant to lead the Howling Squadron in Fury’s place, even temporarily, really highlights the kind of impact that future S.H.I.E.L.D. will have to face. The director is in the group. In the minds of Cap and (as readers will later see) the other members, the Howling Commandos are clearly Nick Fury’s team. According to them, even Captain America has no right to succeed him, even for a short time. Readers will quickly understand how different the Howling Commandos would be without Nick Fury. While the team led by Fury goes through the opening battle without a hitch, the Howling Commandos under Cap’s command can’t even get on the same page before the mission begins. The mission flight is overshadowed by infighting among members, including Dum Dum Dugan, who feels embarrassed that someone else is trying to lead Fury’s team, calling Captain America a “Gimmick with special abilities” will surely appeal to all of them. kill. As the MCU attempts to tell the story of the Howling Commandos without Nick Fury, the comics reiterate his importance to the team both in-universe and in the story.

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