During World War
2, Sgt. Nick Fury was critically injured when he stepped on a mine in France.
Partisans rushed him to a doctor named Sternberg who saved Fury’s life but also
used as a Guinea pig for a formula he had been working on. Shortly after the
end of the War, Fury was sent a dose of the formula by the doctor and was
surprised to find himself aging drastically overnight; he later learned that
Sternberg had given him a drug to increase his longevity which needed a booster
shot every year. Sternberg has been extorting money from Fury every year since
for the shots….
But now Fury
receives a phone call telling him Sternberg is dead and they will be handling
the longevity serum from now on, mentioning Madam Renour as their agent. Fury,
unwilling to reveal his darkest secret, tells Contessa Valentina de la Fontaine
that he is taking a vacation and he heads to Paris. There, he punches his way
through Madame Renour’s guards to confront his former spy partner but all she
has for him is a chip from a Las Vegas casino, owned by one Steel Harris….
Fury arrives in
Vegas and punches his way in to see Steel Harris, who is dreaming of having
Fury in his power because of the infinity Formula. And then Harris gets word
that he Formula has been stolen; Harris blames Fury and starts shooting. Fury
dives out of a window and into his car, speeding away from the casino. He is
pursued by a helicopter firing upon him so he programs his car to jet into the
air, jumping out before it collides with the copter. He then clobbers the two
hoods left behind to make sure he’s dead—but he feels himself getting older.
Fury returns to the casino and fights Harris—and notices that Harris, too, is
rapidly aging. Fury hurls Harris through the glass ceiling to his death on the
casino floor far below. As Fury collapses, Val arrives and gives him a dose of
the serum, as she is the one who stole it from Harris’ gang. As she helps him
home, Fury learns to appreciate her for the first time….