And, more interesting, he was in London during episode two for the emergency security summit. Rhodey has become a more prominent political figure and works closely with the president. "Nobody calls me Nick, Bob," Fury says when he confronts him.īeyond Rhodey calling him Nick, the Skrull theory seems plausible because, in episode three, Fury tells Talos that he got a lead about a rebel Skrull who's high up in the US government and is in London right now. Then in episode three of "Secret Invasion," a Skrull, posing as Robert Fairbanks and pretending to be Talos on the intercom, unintentionally blows his cover by calling Fury by his first name. In the '90s-set film " Captain Marvel," Fury told Carol Danvers, "Everybody calls me Fury. Marvel fans may recall that Fury has previously made it clear that people only call him by his last name. During one scene, Rhodey referred to Fury as Nick.
Viewers first started theorizing that Rhodey may not be who he claims to be after episode two was released. The comic series ended in a huge fight between the Skrulls still masquerading as heroes, and the real heroes who had been kidnapped years before.ĭon Cheadle as James "Rhodey" Rhodes in "Secret Invasion." Fantastic learned that the aliens had infiltrated every single government and intelligence agency on the planet, including S.H.I.E.L.D. It was revealed that the aliens were on Earth when the assassin Elektra was killed, and her body turned back into a Skrull.Īs the conspiracy got larger, heroes like Iron Man and Mr. This is a reference to the 2008 comics event "Secret Invasion" which inspired the series, where numerous Avengers were kidnapped and replaced by Skrulls. We get them into a fight with the Skrulls, and the next thing you know they find themselves duplicated and turned into terrorists." Rhodey's first response to Fury about tackling the Skrull threat is, "Maybe we should call our friends," an unsubtle nod to the Avengers.įury responds by saying: "No, no, no, we can't jump the gun on that. It often indicates a user profile.īruce Banner/the Hulk, Scott Lang/Ant-Man, Rocket Raccoon, and War Machine in "Avengers: Endgame." Account icon An icon in the shape of a person's head and shoulders.
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