Mästaren på karate #4/1993
In "Den dödlige samurajen," the fractured alliance of Tigerns söner begins to unravel as Lin Sun presses on alone in his hunt for De sju tysta in the harbor—only to be captured by Lo Chins ninjor. Just as the stakes reach their peak, Abe Brown and Robert Diamond return, seeking redemption, and arrive in time to save Lin Sun from a fatal trap. Written by Gerry Conway and brought to life by Dick Giordano’s art with inks by Frank McLaughlin, this 1993 issue delivers a tense, pivotal chapter in a story where loyalty and vengeance collide. The cover, by Gil Kane with inks by Frank Giacoia and John Romita, captures the moment’s high tension.
In "Ninjans spår!", Lin Sun presses on alone in his hunt for the seven silent ones in the harbor, only to be captured by Lo Chin’s ninjas. Meanwhile, Abe Brown and Robert Diamond, haunted by their past choices, arrive just in time to save Lin from a fatal trap—tearing apart Lo Chin’s sonic cannon, though the master himself slips away.
In "Den brännande tortyren," Shang-Chi steps in to protect Linda Fong, a young woman fleeing from Kobran’s shadowy grip over Chinatown and Harlem. When their escape is cut short, both are captured—caught between a ruthless drug operation and a martial arts master determined to break the chains of fear.
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