Analysis: “Secret Invasion” features no Fantastic Four, or any super teams for that matter. Not a single Avenger shows up during this series. And that’s the point. Instead, focuses on shape shifters hiding in plain sight.
which began streaming on Disney Plus Wednesday, ends with a battle royale that’s like so much superhero fare, but with a twist. The fight for the earth between Fury and his vengeful mentee, the evil Skrull leader Gravik , hadto blows.
This transformation was the right move creatively because Fury’s superpower over the past decade-and-a-half has always been that he doesn’t need one. He’ll always find a way to beat you if he has to.
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