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    Deadly Hands of Kung-Fu #1

    Deadly Hands of Kung-Fu » Deadly Hands of Kung-Fu #1 - The Place of No Mind released by Marvel on July 2014.

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    The Place of No Mind last edited by Darkside_of_the_Sun on 05/25/21 07:42AM View full history

    MURDER! MYSTERY! MARTIAL ARTS!

    A former lover of Shang-Chi’s is murdered in cold blood while working deep undercover for MI-6. When Shang-Chi travels to England to pay his respects he learns all is not as it seems, and if he’s not careful he may be next to die! Old friends, new enemies, espionage and kung fu collide in this riveting story from Mike Benson and Tan Eng Huat!

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    Deadly Hands of Kung-Fu #1 - The Place of No Mind by robotmonster on May 16, 2014

    The Deadly Hands of Shang-Chi, Master of Kung Fu # 77 remains one of my favorite comics from my youth. Mike Zeck's art created an almost tangible atmosphere, and writer Doug Moench s story moved me along. Zaran the Weapon Master, who first appeared in that issue, became one of my all-time favorite Marvel villains. I picked up MoKF and the magazine-sized Deadly Hands of Kung-Fu whenever I could find them, which became increasingly rare after Marvel lost the license to the Sax Rohmer characters ...

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