Mästaren på karate #2/1993
In "Fu Manchu," Shang Chi finds himself caught in a deadly game orchestrated by Sir Denis Nayland Smith, who enlists the brutal Black Jack Tarr to eliminate him in a house rigged with lethal traps. After narrowly surviving the onslaught, Shang Chi confronts Smith, revealing how he was manipulated into killing Dr. Petrie—and how he’s now severed ties with his father, the sinister Fu Manchu. Written by Steve Englehart and Jim Starlin, with art by Jim Starlin and inks by Al Milgrom, this 1993 issue delivers a tense, twist-laden tale with a cover by Jim Starlin and Al Milgrom.
In "Fu Manchu," Shang-Chi, a master of martial arts and son of the enigmatic Fu Manchu, is sent to England on a mission to eliminate the corrupt Dr. Petrie—ordered by his father for the greater good. But when he encounters Sir Denis Nayland Smith, a former British intelligence officer, Shang-Chi learns the horrifying truth: Fu Manchu is not a noble scientist, but a nearly immortal villain whose schemes threaten the world. With his loyalty shattered, Shang-Chi returns to his father’s hidden lair in New York, severing ties with the man who raised him. Fu Manchu, enraged by the betrayal, vows to destroy his son.
In "De förlorades lya," Shang Chi finds himself trapped in a deadly game of survival, forced to face the brutal Black Jack Tarr in a house rigged with lethal traps. As he battles his way through the deadly labyrinth, Shang Chi confronts Sir Denis Nayland Smith, revealing the truth behind his past actions and his growing distance from his father’s dark legacy.
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