Eclipso #65

Jan 1979 · Arédit-Artima · 5 FRF

🌐 French edition · synopsis shown in English

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“Le sinistre Kou Namfu”

"Le sinistre Kou Namfu" in Eclipso #65 (1979) delivers a sharp, suspenseful chapter in the ongoing clash between legacy and rebellion. Written by Steve Englehart and Jim Starlin, with art by Jim Starlin and inks by Al Milgrom, the story follows Shang-Chi as he grapples with the truth about his father, Fu Manchu, after being sent to England on a deadly mission. The cover by Gil Kane and Tom Palmer captures the tension of a hero caught between duty and discovery.

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writer Steve Englehart · writer, artist Jim Starlin · inker Al Milgrom · cover Gil Kane, Tom Palmer

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writer Steve Englehart

writer, artist Jim Starlin

inker Al Milgrom

cover pencils Gil Kane

cover inks Tom Palmer

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Shang-Chi is a master of martial arts and the son of Fu Manchu, a Chinese mandarin and scientist. Fu Manchu sends Shang-Chi to England in order to assassinate the evil Dr. Petrie for the common good. Shang-Chi reluctantly agrees, but after the deed is done he is confronted by Sir Denis Nayland Smith, a former British intelligence officer, who tells him the truth about Fu Manchu; that he is a nearly immortal evil mastermind. Shang-Chi travels back to his father's secret lair in New York and renounces him. Fu Manchu swears to kill Shang-Chi for his defiance.

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