Descrizione
Cod.FEA
SHANG – CHI MAESTRO DEL KUNG – FU
PRIMA SERIE (formato gigante )
editoriale Corno, 1977
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 : BUONISSIME, UN PO’ DI USURA IN COSTOLA, L’ ALBO NON E’ DI BUSTA
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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“Cat” / GLI ARTIGLI DEL GATTO
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Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
Villains:
- Cat (Shen Kuei) (First appearance)
- Hong Kong street gang
- Chandar (leader)
Other Characters:
- Juliette (Denis Nayland Smith’s counter-agent, nightclub singer)
- Bewitchers of the Night (magicians) (Only in flashback)
Locations:
- Hong Kong
- Jade Peacock (nightclub)
Synopsis
Shang-Chi is sent to Hong Kong to rescue a British woman spy from a Chinese communist agent called the Cat…
…and to retrieve papers for Sir Smith. It turns out that the
British agent is actually in love with the Cat, who is no longer a
communist, and that the papers did not belong to Smith. Shang-Chi’s
involvement exposes the fact that the Cat’s girlfriend is indeed an
agent, ruining their relationship.
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“Death-Cult!” / CULTO DI MORTE !
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Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- Colleen Wing (First appearance)
- Professor Lee Wing (First appearance)
Villains:
- Cult of Kara-Kai (First appearance)
- Ward Meachum (First appearance)
Other Characters:
- Joy Meachum
- Harold Meachum (Corpse)
- Yu-Ti (Only in flashback)
- Lei-Kung (Only in flashback)
- Ninja
- Da Tempa, a monk (Only in flashback)
- New York policemen
Locations:
- New York City
- Himalayas (Only in flashback)
- North India (Only in flashback)
Synopsis
Leaving the Meachum building with Joy Meachum vowing to get revenge,
Iron Fist is met outside by Colleen Wing, who has come seeking Iron Fist
to bring to her father Lee Wing a professor of Oriental studies at
Columbia University. Giving him some clothes, she ushers him away in a
taxi cab, while upstairs Joy Meachum calls her uncle Ward Meachum to
help her get revenge against Iron Fist.
Arriving at Wing’s home, Daniel fights off some assassins that
show up, it’s a battle so brief that Colleen doesn’t even notice it.
Taken inside, Lee Wing explains that he is a target of the Cult of
Kara-Kai: That while on an expedition in Asia, he came across a book
that told the secret to destroying the fabled land of K’un-Lun, and that
made him a target of the cult who seek to claim it for that very
purpose. In his travels, Wing has had to fight off different
assassination attempts, and also learned of Iron Fist’s existence, and
so found a way to seek him out.
Iron Fist is concerned with clearing his name and proving to Joy
Meachum that he did not kill her father. He calls her, however she is
not able to talk and tells him to meet her at the arcade in Times
Square. Iron Fist goes, not knowing that Joy has her uncle Ward set up a
trap for him there. Attacked from all sides by a number of thugs, Iron
Fist is aided by the mysterious Ninja, who after helping gives Iron Fist
a newspaper with a front page headline that identifies that Iron Fist
is wanted by the police for the murder of Harold Meachum.
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“To Claw the Eyes of Night!” / PER STRAPPARE GLI OCCHI DELLA NOTTE (1a parte)
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Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
Villains:
- Airplane Hijackers
- Brow
- Wrinkles
- Table-Top
- Scratch
- Mole
Other Characters:
- Prowler (Hobie Brown)
- Flight Attendant Janice (Death)
- New York policemen
- Price (here also Prince)
- Det. James D’Angelo
Items:
Synopsis
detective Jimmy D’Angelo with his officers found
Hector’s radio near the train yard where “Kid” Lopez had been shot.
Noticing the blood on the radio, they dusted it for prints and
determined it to be Hector Ayala’s.
explained how they had found Hector’s radio, Awilda tried to cover for
him, but Hector admitted that he wasn’t home the previous night but
that he had no idea where he had been. When D’Angelo announced his
intent to bring Hector to the station for questioning, the Tiger
Amulets started glowing, and Hector, fearing he might black out again,
punched the one cop, threw him into D’Angelo and Price, and jumped through
his parent’s closed window, ignoring D’Angelo’s orders to stop. Waves
of energy crashed over Hector, and he was overcome by nausea; unable to remove the Amulets,
he transformed into the White Tiger
again. When Price and the other officer searched the now vacant alley
in which Hector had landed, the White Tiger leapt down from above,
and stunned both men with a kick and a punch. When the neighbors seemed
excited by the fight, the White Tiger fled, refusing to stand as an example of
violence. From above, the Prowler watched.
terrorists who had been following Brillalae, hijacked the plane
in order to obtain the suitcase, and killed crew and both pilots during the
struggle..
Continued to next issue…
