Mad Special [Mad Super Special] #22
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "A Moving Jungle Tale," a fugitive Shaolin Monk stumbles through the American West, blending martial arts flair with wide-eyed innocence in a satirical take on the TV series Kung Fu. Written by Dick De Bartolo and brought to life with sharp, expressive art by Angelo Torres, the story mixes physical comedy and cultural contrast in a way only Mad could deliver. The cover, by Tom Koch, captures the absurdity perfectly.
In this satirical take on "Kung Fu," a fugitive Shaolin monk travels the American West, using his martial arts prowess to outwit foes while hilariously stumbling through the quirks of modern life. Written with deadpan wit and drawn in Mad’s signature exaggerated style, "Kung Fool" turns the mythic journey of the monk into a series of absurd, self-aware misadventures.
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