Jake Fury is the younger brother of Nick Fury.[1] He was also invited to Leonardo da Vinci's Great Wheel as Scorpio.[2]
During a mission from Leonardo da Vinci, Jake found the original LMD and it made a duplicate of him. This unstable LMD later became a villain known as Scorpio and was killed; thus, Jake Fury was believed to be dead.[3] Taking advantage of this, Jake did undercover missions for Nick. Eventually, he tracked down and killed the infamous Hydra operative known as the Kraken, who was by that point sickly and bedridden. Jake stole the Kraken Armor, which came with voice-changing properties, and used the original Kraken's notes to pose as the Kraken, allowing him to infiltrate the High Council of Hydra.[4]
Abusing Baron Strucker's trust of the Kraken,[5] Jake fed Nick critical information about Hydra from the inside.[6] He alerted Leviathan, one of Hydra's rivals, the location of a box containing the Brood power source that would enable Leviathan's rebirth, thus starting a war between Leviathan and Hydra. In the end, after capturing both Strucker and Nick, he revealed himself to Strucker and allowed his brother to finish him.[7]
History
Early Life[]
Jacob "Jake" Fury, younger brother of Nick Fury, grew up in Depression-era New York City with his brother and younger sister Dawn. Fury's mother died while he was very young and his father Jack Fury, an American pilot who joined the British war effort during World War I, remarried. The children were raised by their stepmother after Jack Fury's own early death. Living in the tough streets of Hell's Kitchen, Fury and his brother were no strangers to trouble.[8]
Jake was 17 during the attack on Pearl Harbor, the year his brother officially enlisted. Jake was opposed to the war until three years later when his family got caught up in the revenge plot of the Nazi spy, Colonel Klaue, who was targeting Nick while he was visiting home on a week pass. After seeing the Nazi threat firsthand, Jake decided to enlist the next day.[9] He would later regret the decision following unpleasant experiences in the Army.[10]

Great Wheel of Zodiac
Wheels Within Wheels[]
Jake and Nick were contacted by the Brotherhood of the Shield and were brought to the Immortal City to meet with Leonardo da Vinci in Pieta. Along with other intelligence agents from around the globe—Magadan, John Garrett, Shoji Soma, Cornelius van Lunt, Baron Strucker, Dum Dum Dugan, Thomas Davidson, the Kraken, and Orion—they formed the Great Wheel. Each member was assigned a codename from the zodiac, Jake being Scorpio.
Each mission involved acquiring advanced technology from around the world. Jake executed a mission with his brother and Thomas Davidson to Chapel at Chateau d'Amboise in France, where they found Leonardo's original LMD. Jake got too close and activated it. The technology latched onto him and Davidson, creating LMDs of them both. Nick decided to keep this a secret. The Great Wheel later fell apart due to the betrayal of Orion and Magadan of Leviathan.[3]
Secret Warriors[]
Jake Fury's LMD acted as Jake Fury and eventually became the villian Scorpio, who then died. Meanwhile, the real Jake helped his brother in the secret war against Hydra and Leviathan.[11]

Jake Fury as the Kraken
At one point, Jacob Fury went to the Kraken's home in London. Jacob found the his journals and learned his entire evil history. Jacob tracked down the Whitehall, who lay dying in a hospital. There he took the Kraken Armor, over Whitehall's objections, and wore it himself. The new Kraken killed Daniel Whitehall by shutting off the machines keeping him alive. Jacob then infiltrated Hydra's leadership.[4][11]
Due to the old Krakens's secretive past he was able to convince Baron Strucker that he was the original. He provoked an all out war between Hydra and Leviathan and a civil war within Hydra. After arranging Baron Strucker's death, his role in his brother's plans was almost complete. He completed his final task, delivering a letter to Daisy Johnson (Quake), and then disappeared.[12]Attributes
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Powers
- Infinity Formula: Jake Fury's aging has been slowed greatly by the Infinity Formula, a serum created by Dr. Berthold Sternberg. Close to 90 years old, Jake maintains a middle aged athletic physique, perhaps due to a chronic low-level exposure to the Infinity Formula in Nick Fury's bloodstream.[13][14][15]
Abilities
Paraphernalia
Equipment
- Kraken Armor: Upon donning the Kraken's helmet, The helmet altered his appearance and voice, as well as covering him in the Kraken Armor. The helmet may also affect the mind of the wearer, as the Kraken described feeling like he was "slipping into a new persona - a new face, a new voice... and the vision to see the world in a new light."[4] The helmet also protected the Kraken from Gorgon's stone gaze, though that may have just been by dint of preventing eye contact.[17]
- Superhuman Strength: The armor apparently enhanced his strength[16] to the point where he could punch Baron Von Strucker through a stone table.[18]
- Superhuman Durability: The armor enhanced his durability to superhuman levels.[16]
- Teleportation: The armor enabled him to transport himself and several across inter-continental distances (perhaps via accessing other technology).[19]
- Energy Projection: The armor presumably granted him energy projection and other abilities as well.[16]
Notes
See Also
- 22 appearance(s) of Jacob Fury (Earth-616)
- 6 appearance(s) in handbook(s) of Jacob Fury (Earth-616)
- 9 mention(s) of Jacob Fury (Earth-616)
- 4 mention(s) in handbook(s) of Jacob Fury (Earth-616)
- 19 image(s) of Jacob Fury (Earth-616)
- 1 quotation(s) by or about Jacob Fury (Earth-616)
- 2 item(s) used/owned by Jacob Fury (Earth-616)
Links and References
References
- ↑ Sgt. Fury #68
- ↑ Secret Warriors #25
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 Secret Warriors #25–26
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 Secret Warriors #16
- ↑ Secret Warriors #14
- ↑ Secret Warriors #18
- ↑ Secret Warriors #26–27
- ↑ Strange Tales #159
- ↑ Sgt. Fury #68–69
- ↑ Defenders #49
- ↑ 11.0 11.1 Secret Warriors #26
- ↑ Secret Warriors #27
- ↑ 13.0 13.1 Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe Master Edition #2
- ↑ Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe (Vol. 2) #17
- ↑ Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe #10
- ↑ 16.0 16.1 16.2 16.3 16.4 16.5 16.6 Defenders: Strange Heroes #1
- ↑ Secret Warriors #11
- ↑ Secret Warriors #22
- ↑ Secret Warriors #3
- ↑ Sgt. Fury #163
- ↑ Marvel Super Action (Vol. 2) #33
- ↑ Captain America Special Edition #2
- ↑ Nick Fury, Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D. (Vol. 2) #2
- ↑ Defenders: Strange Heroes #1
- ↑ Defenders: Strange Heroes Vol 1 1