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Master of Kung Fu #25
Issue(s): Master of Kung Fu #25
Cover Date: Feb 75
Title: "Rites of courage, fists of death!"
Credits:
Doug Moench - Writer
Paul Gulacy - Penciler
Sal Trapani - Inker
Review/plot:
Still in the Amazon after their raid on Fu Manchu's Nazi ally last issue, Shang-Chi separates from his British team mates...
...and gets into a fight with some stereotypical jungle primitives...
He frees their captive, one of his father's Si Fan assassins, who subsequently dies trying to kill him. Not exactly a top issue from this usually superb creative team.
Nice scene with Shang-Chi rescuing a baby from a jaguar, though.
Quality Rating: C
Historical Significance Rating: 1
Chronological Placement Considerations: N/A
References: N/A
Crossover: N/A
Continuity Insert? N
My Reprint: N/A
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Comments
Paul Gulacy increasingly gave Black Jack Tarr more hair and kinda shrank him in size, making him look like more of a normal human being than what we saw under Englehart's period.
