Shang-Chi: Master of Kung Fu Omnibus #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis third omnibus collecting the classic Master of Kung Fu series continues Shang-Chi's adventures through the late 1970s and early 1980s, featuring the martial arts hero's ongoing battles against the forces of his father, Fu Manchu, and other foes like the Shadow Slasher and Skull-Crusher. Written by Doug Moench with art by Mike Zeck, Gene Day, and others, the volume includes the introduction of characters such as Leiko Wu, Clive Reston, and the villainous Zheng Bao Yu, as well as the conclusion of the epic 'War of the Seven Masters' storyline. Collecting issues from the original Master of Kung Fu series, this omnibus is a key part of the character's Bronze Age saga.
In "Nightimes," Shang-Chi faces his father Fu Manchu in a high-stakes showdown that erupts mid-flight as the villain flees in his flying saucer. With the saucer crashing and Fu Manchu unleashing three alien warriors, Shang-Chi must overcome the extraterrestrial threat before confronting his father once more—leading to a volatile chain of events that ends in an explosive climax. Written by Doug Moench and illustrated by Mike Zeck, with inks by Gene Day, colors by Bob Sharen, and letters by Jim Novak, the story unfolds with tense momentum, while Mike Deodato’s cover captures the moment of confrontation in bold, dynamic detail.
In "Warriors of the Golden Dawn Part 7: The Dragons," Shang-Chi faces a desperate showdown as Fu Manchu’s flying saucer crashes under duress, forcing the clash to unfold in the wreckage. With Fu Manchu unleashing three alien warriors upon him, Shang-Chi must rely on his mastery of kung fu to survive the onslaught and confront the mastermind behind the attack.
In "Triumphs of the Flesh," Shang-Chi, still reeling from his victory over his father, steps into the heart of Chinatown, where a chance encounter with a street gang thrusts him into an unexpected challenge—one that tests his legacy and his place in a world he thought he’d left behind.
In the heart of Chinatown, a creature of fear stalks the streets, but Shang-Chi and Leiko soon uncover a chilling truth: the monster is no beast, but a trained ape and its Si-Fan handler, abandoned years before by Fu Manchu. As shadows from the past resurface, the duo must confront a legacy of secrets and forgotten loyalty.
In a tale weaving past and present, the shadow of old rivalries resurfaces as the enigmatic Fah Lo Suee finds herself entangled in the enduring schemes of Fu Manchu, while the modern-day specter of Jack the Ripper strikes again—targeting young women in a city gripped by fear. The story unfolds with a tense balance of legacy and danger, where history’s secrets bleed into the present.
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↩ Reprints Master of Kung Fu #71 (1978), Master of Kung Fu #72 (1979), Master of Kung Fu #73 (1979), Master of Kung Fu #74 (1979), Master of Kung Fu #75 (1979), Master of Kung Fu #76 (1979), Master of Kung Fu #77 (1979), Master of Kung Fu #78 (1979), Master of Kung Fu #79 (1979), What If? #16 (1979), Master of Kung Fu #80 (1979), Master of Kung Fu #81 (1979), Master of Kung Fu #82 (1979), Master of Kung Fu #83 (1979), Master of Kung Fu #84 (1980), Master of Kung Fu #85 (1980), Master of Kung Fu #86 (1980), Master of Kung Fu #87 (1980), Master of Kung Fu #88 (1980), Master of Kung Fu #89 (1980), Master of Kung Fu #90 (1980), Master of Kung Fu #91 (1980), Master of Kung Fu #92 (1980), Master of Kung Fu #93 (1980), Master of Kung Fu #94 (1980), Master of Kung Fu #95 (1980), Master of Kung Fu #96 (1981), Master of Kung Fu #97 (1981), Master of Kung Fu #98 (1981), Master of Kung Fu #99 (1981), Master of Kung Fu #100 (1981), Master of Kung Fu #101 (1981)
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