Eks almanah #152
In "Čovek sa srcem od Kriptona," Shang-Chi faces a haunting reunion in New York when his old friend M'nai—now the deadly assassin Midnight—comes seeking vengeance. Written by Steve Englehart and Jim Starlin, with art by Jim Starlin and Al Milgrom, this 1979 issue from Dečje novine delivers a tense, emotionally charged clash between past loyalty and present duty. The cover by Al Milgrom captures the moment’s gravity, a 10 YUM comic that’s a standout in the series’ run.
In New York, Shang-Chi is confronted by M’nai, his childhood friend turned assassin known as Midnight, loyal to Fu Manchu. Bound by their past, Shang-Chi hesitates, but when the fight escalates, he must finally defend himself—leading to a deadly conclusion neither man expected.
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