Master of Kung Fu #108
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIssue #108 of Master of Kung Fu arrives in January 1982 with a cover by Gene Day that perfectly captures the series' tense, martial-arts atmosphere — Shang-Chi leaps forward in a fierce fighting stance while a wall of identical, eerie duplicates mirrors his every move in the background, filling the scene with an unsettling sense of multiplying threat. The story title "Chameleons" feels right at home alongside that image of uncanny repetition, hinting at deception and disguise woven through the issue. Doug Moench and Gene Day were a genuinely sharp creative team on this title, and this late-run chapter shows the series still firing on all cylinders.
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