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| 9.6 | $60.00 | ComicBase · catalog referencecatalog | Date not recorded |
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Shang-Chi: Master of Kung Fu
Shang-Chi is confronted by attackers in New York's Chinatown. After defeating them he realizes they thought he was working for Fu Manchu and they wanted to use him as bait to lure out his father and kill him. After explaining that he too was an enemy to his father he went with them willingly to a karate school on Canal Street.
There he met Mr. Man and his group he called the Ones Who Lived. This group consisted of numerous members who were previously experimented on by Fu Manchu. Mr. Man offered Shang to join them but he refused, stating that he would not betray them nor be consumed by their revenge. Mr. Man took this as meaning Shang-Chi was against them and a fight broke out against him. After Shang-Chi defeated several members of the group Mr. Man apologized and came to realize that in hiding like they have been doing he viewed everyone as with the group or against them. Mr. Man then wished Shang good luck on his quest.
Upon leaving the karate school behind an explosion occurred killing all those within. Shang knew this to be the work of his father and that the timing of his leaving was intentional to flaunt his power to Shang-Chi.
Creative credits
Writers: Steve Englehart, Alan Weiss, Lorraine Zenka Smith, Tony Isabella, Frank McLaughlin, Wan Chang O'Shaugnessy, Don McGregor
Interior art: Alan Weiss, Frank McLaughlin, Dan Adkins
Color: Black and White, Black and White, Black and White, Black and White, Black and White, Black and White
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COMICBASE: comicbase:331536
GCD: 27471