History ComicBook / SecretWarriors

* BreakoutCharacter: Compared to the others, Daisy is this. The rest of the team has faded into obscurity, but Daisy has became a fairly well-known member of S.H.I.E.L.D.'s regular agents, was briefly its director, and has made the jump into the Franchice/MarvelCinematicUniverse as one of the leads in ''Series/AgentsOfSHIELD'' (and, arguably, the main character of said show). Now with ''Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.'' introducing the MCU's own version of the ''Secret Warriors'', Daisy is the only member from the comic in the team, while the rest are CanonForeigner originals (at least, so far).

The team's commander ComicBook/DaisyJohnson appears in the Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse, though in a bit of an unusual way in the series ''Series/AgentsOfShield''. It has been confirmed that the third season will include other characters and partially adapt storylines from the series.

* BreakoutCharacter: Compared to the others, Daisy is this. The rest of the team has faded into obscurity, but Daisy has became a fairly well-known member of SHIELD's regular agents, was briefly its director, and has made the jump into the Franchice/MarvelCinematicUniverse as one of the leads in ''Series/AgentsOfSHIELD'' (and, arguably, the main character of said show). Now with ''Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.'' introducing the MCU's own version of the ''Secret Warriors'', Daisy is the only member from the comic in the team, while the rest are CanonForeigner originals (at least, so far).

* [[CloakandDagger Cloak and Dagger]]: Nick sneaks into Obama's office IN THE FIRST ISSUE!

* BreakoutCharacter: Compared to the others, Daisy is this. The rest of the team has faded into obscurity, but Daisy has became a fairly well-known member of SHIELD's regular agents, was briefly its director, and has made the jump into the ''Franchice/MarvelCinematicUniverse'' as one of the leads in ''Series/AgentsOfSHIELD'' (and, arguably, the main character of said show). Now with ''Agents of SHIELD introducing the MCU's own version of the ''Secret Warriors'', Daisy is the only member from the comic in the team, while the rest are CanonForeigner originals (at least, so far).

The team's commander Daisy Johnson appears in the Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse, though in a bit of an unusual way in the series ''Series/AgentsOfShield''. It has been confirmed that the third season will include other characters and partially adapt storylines from the series.

[[caption-width-right:350: NickFury and his [[BadassCrew Caterpillars]]. ]]

* TheChosenMany: Daisy's squad isn't the only one working for Fury. Since this is [[ProperlyParanoid NickFury]] we're talking about, we only meet the leaders of the other two squads.

** Likewise [[spoiler: J.T. although he seems to regret it and wants Strucker to spare Daisy]]

The team's commander Daisy Johnson appears in the Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse, though in a bit of an unusual way: [[spoiler:She's a major character in ''Series/AgentsOfSHIELD'', but goes by the alias Skye and appeared to be a CanonForeigner until her true identity was revealed halfway through the show's second season. The finale of the same season drops heavy implications that Director Phil Coulson is tasking Daisy[=/=]Skye with creating this universe's version of the team.]] It has been confirmed that the third season will include other characters and partially adapt storylines from the series.

The team's commander Daisy Johnson appears in the Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse, though in a bit of an unusual way: [[spoiler:She's a major character in ''Series/AgentsOfSHIELD'', but goes by the alias Skye and appeared to be a CanonForeigner until her true identity was revealed halfway through the show's second season. The finale of the same season drops heavy implications that Director Phil Coulson is tasking Daisy[=/=]Skye with creating this universe's version of the team.]]

The team's commander Daisy Johnson appears in the Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse, though in a bit of an unusual way: [[spoiler:She's a major character in ''Series/AgentsOfSHIELD'', but goes by the alias Skye and appeared to be a CanonForeigner until her true identity was revealed halfway through the show's second season.]]

* SlidingScaleofIdealismVersusCynicism: The Secret Warriors (especially Jerry) want to be TrueCompanions who band together to save the day. Nick Fury points out every chance he gets that this is not that kind of story.
* TheSpymaster: Obviously
* SpyVersusSpy: HYDRA, HAMMER, Fury's group, and now Leviathan

* BecomingTheMask: [[spoiler: A villainous example is found in the Kraken. The dying pal of Strucker you see in flashbacks? Killed in his hospital bed.]]Turns out Madame Hydra isn't the only LegacyCharacter among the villains

* DoppelgangerAttack: Nick's LMDs do this to Norman Osborn's group when they infiltrate a base.

* AllThereInTheManual: the first issue has parts of the Fury Files, which includes: a map of bases that only Nick knows about, a list of potential recruits, a partial power structure of [[Comicbook/{{Hydra}} HYDRA]], and diary entries from Yo-yo
* ArtifactOfDoom: the box that is first extorted from the Silver Samurai, then handed over to Leviathan. It's nature and role in Leviathan's plans have not been explained.

* BodyDouble and RobotMe: When JT and Alex discover Nick's Life Model Decoys, leading to some...[[ScrewYourself implications]]

* LovecraftianSuperpower: Hive and apparently Leviathan. The former is similar to Davy Jones from PiratesOfTheCaribbean

* PyrricVictory: The Howling Commando PMC attempts to fight Hydra directly and the results are a victory but one which eradicates their entire military force.

* CrazyPrepared: The Fury Files

* ElaborateUndergroundBase: Leviathan has been holed up in a mountain.

* BizarroEpisode: In the Secret Warriors ''Siege'' crossover Alex/Phobos blames the President for his father's (Ares) murder by The Sentry and proceeds to Washignton to kill him. Although the President is unharmed Phobos, a child for whom Nick Fury is responsible, kills numerous Secret Service agents. No one ever mentions this again and there don't seem to be any consequences.

* MagnificentBastard: Both Fury and Strucker appear to be this.
** In the end, Fury stands alone.

* TheChosenMany: Daisy's sqaud isn't the only one working for Fury. Since this is [[ProperlyParanoid NickFury]] we're talking about, we only meet the leaders of the other two squads.

The starting premise [[spoiler: (that [[Comicbook/{{Hydra}} HYDRA]] had control of SHIELD)]] has yet to be reconciled with Hickman's other book ComicBook/{{SHIELD}} (although [[spoiler: references to "the Spear" in both suggest that a reconciliation is coming]]). The most recent revelation on this front is that, [[spoiler: between Leonardo's Brotherhood of the Shield and Fury's SHIELD, Leonardo ran an organization that included Strucker and Fury, and this group led to Fury letting Strucker ''believe'' HYDRA controlled SHIELD]]. More may be revealed if ''SHIELD'' escapes its ScheduleSlip.

The starting premise [[spoiler: (that [[Comicbook/{{Hydra}} HYDRA]] had control of SHIELD)]] has yet to be reconciled with Hickman's other book {{SHIELD}} (although [[spoiler: references to "the Spear" in both suggest that a reconciliation is coming]]). The most recent revelation on this front is that, [[spoiler: between Leonardo's Brotherhood of the Shield and Fury's SHIELD, Leonardo ran an organization that included Strucker and Fury, and this group led to Fury letting Strucker ''believe'' HYDRA controlled SHIELD]]. More may be revealed if ''SHIELD'' escapes its ScheduleSlip.

* BadassAbnormal: Fury, given that he took the Longevity Vaccine

* DoppelgangerAttack: Nick's LMDs do this to Norman Osborn's group when they infiltrate a base.

Secret Warriors (2009-2011) ran for 28 issues, originally co written by BrianBendis and Jonathan Hickman, Hickman would eventually take over as sole writer at the beginning of the second arc of the series in issue 7 and continue as such until the book's finale.

This series provides examples of: