Mortal Kombat & Bruce Lee #1
In "Una lenta barca verso la Cina (Sangue e tuono parte 1)", Bruce Lee's early days in public are explored as he launches his martial arts school, building a legacy from the ground up. The story takes a sudden, haunting turn when Bruce returns to find a dead boy on the floor, wearing his school’s jersey—marking the beginning of a journey that blurs the line between discipline and danger. Written by Mike Baron and Luca Loletti, with art by Val Mayerik and inks by James Sherman, this 1995 issue features a cover by Val Mayerik.
In "Pugno proibito," Bruce Lee opens his martial arts school, Jet Kune Doo, and watches it thrive—until a shocking discovery on the training floor forces him to confront the dark undercurrents beneath his success. The story unfolds with quiet intensity, tracing the moment a student's life ends in tragedy, leaving Bruce to grapple with the weight of his legacy.
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