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"In het hol van de leeuw" marks a pivotal moment in the Shang-Chi mythos, as Sir Denis Nayland Smith hires Black Jack Tarr to eliminate the Master of Kung Fu—only for Shang-Chi to reveal he accidentally killed Dr. Petrie and severed ties with his father, Fu Manchu. Written by Steve Englehart and Jim Starlin, with art by Jim Starlin and inks by Al Milgrom, this 1975 classic blends espionage and martial arts intrigue. The cover, a dynamic collaboration by Ron Wilson, John Romita, Ernie Chan, and John Romita, captures the tension with striking precision.
In "In het hol van de leeuw," Sir Denis Nayland Smith en Black Jack Tarr convergeerden op Shang-Chi in een koude, gouden zaal van macht en schuld. Met Tarr’s verraad als achtergrond, moet Shang-Chi zijn verleden verdedigen — niet als zoon van Fu Manchu, maar als man die een fatale fout heeft gemaakt, en nu wordt geacht te boeten voor iets wat hij nooit wilde.
In "Vader contra zoon," Shang-Chi teams up with Sir Denis Nayland Smith to stop Fu Manchu’s sinister plan: smuggling gasoline laced with mimosa into Florida, a dangerous drug meant to subdue the population and pave the way for a takeover. Trapped and forced to battle the doped-up dacoit Satma, Shang-Chi must use every ounce of his skill to survive and strike back before the plot unfolds.
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↩ Reprints Master of Kung Fu #17 (1974), Master of Kung Fu #18 (1974)
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