Descrizione
Cod.FEA
SHANG – CHI MAESTRO DEL KUNG – FU
PRIMA SERIE (formato gigante )
editoriale Corno, 1979
la memorabile collana corno che ha
fatto conoscere all’ ottuso e rozzo pubblico italiano la commovente ed incazzatissima saga nippo-americana, ispirata alle
capriole marziali di Bruce Lee, alle prodezze sushi di David Carradine,
ai capitomboli ninja di Itto Ogami, alle imprecazioni zen di David Sylvian e alla virilità bonsai di Carl
Douglas
CONDIZIONI : OTTIME, MINUSCOLO SEGNETTO A BIRO NELL’ ANGOLO SUPERIORE SINISTRO DEL RETROCOPERTINA, L’ ALBO NON E’ DI BUSTA
a disposizione moltissimi numeri delle altre serie Corno , Star e Marvel, sono gradite le mancoliste.
contiene inoltre : TOMB OF DRACULA / LUKE CAGE POWER MAN
redazionali : BANZAI AIKIDO ! (Cesare Barioli)
a disposizione moltissimi numeri delle altre serie Corno , Star e Marvel, sono gradite le mancoliste.
I TEMPI IN CUI VIVIAMO SONO SEMPRE PIU’ DURI, E ANCHE SOPRAVVIVERE SU EBAY STA DIVENTANDO OGNI GIORNO PIU’ DIFFICILE. SE VOLETE CONTINUARE A DELIZIARVI O INFURIARVI LEGGENDO E USUFRUENDO DELLE NOSTRE ATIPICHE ED INCONVENZIONALI INSERZIONI, VISTO CHE NON COMPRATE MAI NULLA, AIUTATECI ALMENO CON IL VOSTRO APPOGGIO E IL VOSTRO SOSTEGNO, PER UNA VOLTA TANGIBILE E COMMENSURABILE. ACCETTIAMO OGNI FORMA DI CONTRIBUTO E SOVVENZIONE, AL LIMITE ANCHE DANARO, MA VANNO BENE PURE PROSCIUTTI, FORMAGGI, SIGARETTE, BUONI PASTO, BIGLIETTI DEL TRAM, LIQUORI , POLLAME E ORTAGGI.
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While Shang-Chi fights an assassin named the Skull crusher, romance blooms and withers among his friends.
Wearing a skimpy leather outfit that is covered with heavy metal discs, and he attacks with a pair of balls on chains, Skull-Crusher‘s been hired to prevent Shang-Chi from going to Hong Kong.
Shang-Chi didn’t even know he was going to Hong Kong because the MI-6 secretary has been in the hospital. Skull-Crusher flees when Reston shows up to give Shang-Chi the note.
“Thunderbolt and Goldbug!” / THUNDERBOLT E LO SCARABEO D’ ORO
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- Goldbug (First appearance)
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With Noah finally out of the hospital, Claire and Luke decide to go out on a date. Meanwhile, a new costumed hero named Thunderbolt has appeared on the New York scene, using his super-speed to round up a group of criminals.
The next day, Luke is visited by Jack Smith of Shanks Armored Car businesses, he has come to hire Luke because their gold shipment to Washington has been marked as a target by the costumed criminal known as Goldbug. As Luke protects the unmarked van to it’s location when Thunderbolt arrives, also hoping to protect the gold shipment. Both are unaware that Smith is really Goldbug, and is also tracking the gold shipment in his goldbug-craft, hoping to steal the gold.
With a misunderstanding between the two heroes (wherein Luke believes that Thunderbolt is trying to steal the gold), Goldbug steals the gold as the two heroes fight it out. When they realize what’s happening it’s too late and Goldbug escapes with the gold. Deciding to work together, the two heroes return to Luke’s office to find Smith waiting there with an army of police accusing them of stealing the gold.
“Paul Butterworth–The Night-Staker!” / IL GIOCATORE NOTTURNO (2a parte)
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- Paul Butterworth
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- Blade
- Paul Lamenzo
Synopsis
Continued from last issue…
Paul Butterworth, reporter for the Boston Bugle has run afoul of Dracula and his quickly trying to type up his story before Dracula can find him.
Paul continues his trek to the address that Harold gave him and finds himself in the company of Blade, Rachel van Helsing, Frank Drake and Quincy Harker. Blade gives Paul a more accurate depiction of their last encounter with Dracula, one where Blade’s struggle with Dracula ended in Rachel firing an arrow at Dracula forcing him to flee.
As Paul listens to the story, Dracula has appeared in the lobby of the hotel and has demanded that the desk clerk provide him with the room which Harker is staying in. Upstairs, Paul finishes his interview with the vampire hunters who request that if he is going to publish his story that they keep their names anonymous. As Paul is leaving the hotel room, Dracula suddenly bursts in. Catching the vampire hunters off guard, Dracula easily fights off Blade and is about to feed on Rachel when Paul suddenly pulls out a crucifix and trains it on Dracula. Furious that this man has once more stood in his way, Dracula uses his hypnotic powers to force Butterworth to drop his cross.
Paul finishes his recounting of the events by explaining how Frank saved his life but was tossed aside, and Dracula fleeing the scene once more vowing to get revenge against him in the near future.
Just as he finishes his story, Dracula bursts in however Paul has had time to prepare for Dracula’s coming with a gun armed with silver bullets and a crucifix sharpened at the point. Dracula attacks Paul, who uses up all his bullets, and gets his cross smashed by Dracula. Their fight wrecks the entire newsroom, and eventually Dracula gains the upper hand. However before the vampire lord can feed upon Paul, he pulls the curtains open to show the coming dawn. Realizing that it’s almost daybreak, Dracula flees before the sun can destroy him.
Later when Paul’s boss enters the office he demands to know what’s happened, Paul rushes to the dark room and gets the photos of Dracula he was getting developed and is soon realizes that vampires can’t be photographed. Without an credible evidence proving his story, he’s demoted to answering the “Ask Miss Annie” section of the paper.
