Dynamite to Debut Miss Fury in April

Jan 18, 2013

As Dynamite Entertainment rides the current wave of popularity garnered by it’s line of pulp era characters (The Green Hornet, The Shadow, and one of my favorite lesser known vigilantes The Spider) they look to bring a classic comic character back: the cat suited Miss Fury. The debut issue is scheduled for an April release with Jack Herbert handling art and Rob Williams writing duties. Covers will be produced by J. Scott Campbell, Paul Renaud, Alex Ross, and Will Conrad.

From Dynamite:

Dynamite proudly announces the April debut of Miss Fury #1, written by the acclaimed Rob Williams (Venom, Uncanny X-Force), drawn by Jack Herbert, and featuring covers by J. Scott Campbell, Alex Ross, Paul Renaud, and Will Conrad! Also, as a special “thank you” to dedicated fans, Dynamite is making a gorgeous Miss Fury #1 Exclusive Alex Ross Advance Order Subscription Variant cover, limited to retailer initial orders. Miss Fury sees the heroine of World War II revived for the 21st Century!

“It’s the kickass action of La Femme Nikita meets the political intrigue of Homeland,” says writer Rob Williams. “We’re bringing the original super-heroine from the 1940s into 2013 and the future in a time-travel adventure like no other.”

“We’re absolutely thrilled to bring back Miss Fury,” says Nick Barrucci, CEO and Publisher at Dynamite. “It’s a project we’ve been looking forward to for some time, waiting for just the right voice, coupled with the right artist. Rob’s phenomenal script rips Miss Fury out of the past and throws her into the modern era, providing an epic landscape for a tumultuous personal story. Plus, the interior artwork by Jack Herbert speaks for itself – we’re revealing several pages here in our announcement, and our heroine has never looked so gorgeous… and vicious! This will be one of our biggest launches for the first half of 2013.”

In Miss Fury #1, the pulp heroine returns! When Miss Fury foils a wartime plot by Nazi secret agents, she is catapulted through time… or so it seems. Is she really careening from past to future and back, or has she lost her mind? And if her sanity remains intact, can one lone heroine possibly hope to end World War II by herself, a conflict still waged into the year 2013? As witness to generations of bloodshed and violence, Miss Fury has lots of righteous rage… and anger is her fearsome power!

Make sure to pick up Miss Fury #1 in April 2013!

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