Marvel Platinum: The Definitive Shang-Chi #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Games of Deceit & Death Part 1 of 3," Shang-Chi faces a rare test of discipline when Wolverine, desperate to control his primal instincts, seeks his aid—only to clash with the martial arts master’s methods. Written by Fred Van Lente and illustrated by Francis Portela with colors by Ulises Arreola, this standout issue in the Marvel Platinum: The Definitive Shang-Chi series finds Wolverine relying on unexpected lessons as he tracks down Sabretooth, discovering that calm can be just as lethal as fury. The cover, by John Cassaday, captures the tension with sharp precision.
In "Games of Deceit & Death Part 3," Shang-Chi confronts the final stakes of the elixir vitae's fate, where the hope of curing the Legacy Virus is lost—but not the will to fight. As he prepares to return to his life as a hero, the X-Men are suddenly intercepted by the relentless forces of Operation Zero Tolerance.
In "Koan," Shang Chi guides Wolverine through disciplined focus as the mutant prepares to face Sabretooth, who’s taken Kitty Pryde. Though initially resistant to the training, Wolverine discovers that the lessons aren’t just about control—they’re about clarity, and they change how he fights, even when the rage is close.
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↩ Reprints X-Men #62 (1997), X-Men #63 (1997), X-Men #64 (1997), Wolverine: First Class #9 (2009), Shadowland: Spider-Man #1 (2010), Master of Kung Fu #1 (2015), Master of Kung Fu #2 (2015), Master of Kung Fu #3 (2015), Master of Kung Fu #4 (2015), Shang-Chi: Master of Kung Fu Omnibus #2 (2016), Master of Kung Fu #126 (2018), The Legend of Shang-Chi #1 (2021)
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