Eclipso #65

In "Le sinistre Kou Namfu," Shang-Chi, the prodigious martial artist and son of the enigmatic Fu Manchu, is sent to England on a mission to eliminate the dangerous Dr. Petrie—ordered by his father for the "common good." But when he meets Sir Denis Nayland Smith, a former British intelligence officer, Shang-Chi learns the chilling truth: Fu Manchu is no mere scientist, but a nearly immortal villain whose schemes stretch far beyond the surface. Now torn between loyalty and justice, Shang-Chi returns to his father’s hidden New York lair to confront the man who raised him—and to decide where his allegiance truly lies.

In New York, Shang-Chi is confronted by M'nai, his childhood friend turned assassin known as Midnight, now serving Fu Manchu. Bound by their past, Shang-Chi hesitates, but when the fight escalates, he must finally defend himself—leading to a moment that changes everything.

In "La villa du meurtre," Shang-Chi finds himself trapped in a deadly mansion, forced to fight Black Jack Tarr on orders from Sir Denis Nayland Smith. As the traps close in and the stakes rise, Shang-Chi must confront not only his assassin but the truth behind the mission—and the man who set it all in motion.

In "L'attaque," Shang-Chi teams up with Sir Denis Nayland Smith to stop Fu Manchu’s sinister plan: smuggling gasoline laced with mimosa into Florida, designed to subdue the population and pave the way for a takeover. Trapped and forced to battle the doped-up dacoit Satma, Shang-Chi must use every ounce of skill to survive and strike back.

In "La retraite," Shang-Chi, wounded and pursued through the Florida swamps by Fu Manchu’s assassins Jekin and Dahar, finds unexpected refuge with the enigmatic Lu Sun. As the assassins meet their end in a clash with the mysterious Man-Thing, Shang-Chi’s path toward survival grows more perilous—while Sir Denis and Black Jack Tarr’s efforts to capture Fu Manchu falter.

In "L'immortalité," a ruthless businessman seizes a revolutionary device from a wary scientist, eager to extend his life to a thousand years like a redwood. When he activates the ray in his mansion, he discovers too late that immortality comes at a terrible cost—his body freezes, trapped in place as unyielding as the ancient tree he sought to emulate.