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CATALOG RECORD

The Deadly Hands of Kung Fu #15

Marvel · Series began 1974 · Summer [August] 1975

Dates

Cover date
Summer [August] 1975
On sale
July 1, 1975
Pages
92

Editions and covers

Creators

pencils: Nick Cardy, Jim Starlin, Al Milgrom, Larry Hama, Paul Gulacy, Rudy Nebresinks: Nick Cardy, Al Milgrom, Dick Giordano, Rudy Nebrescolors: Nick Cardyscript: Frank McLaughlin, Jim Starlin, Steve Englehart, John Warner, Roy Thomas, Len Wein, Denny O'Neilletters: June Braverman, Tom Orzechowski, Gaspar Saladino

Stories

  • Ancient Oriental Weaponry · 1 pages
  • Midnight Brings Dark Death · 20 pages

    In New York, Shang-Chi is tracked down by his childhood friend M'nai, now known as Midnight, an assassin in the service of Fu Manchu. He means to kill Shang-Chi, and out of respect for their shared history, Shang-Chi holds back. When Shang-Chi finally engages Midnight with his full power, Midnight plunges to his death.

  • Catching a Killer Red-Handed! · 5 pages

    movie review

  • Heart of the Dragon · 18 pages

    Danny completes his training in K'un-Lun and acquires the power of the Iron Fist but rather than partake of immortality, he decides to return to his own world and seek vengeance against his parents' killer, Harold Meachum. On arriving in New York, Danny faces assassins who are trying to collect a ten thousand dollar bounty against him.

  • What Makes the Martial Arts Work? · 4 pages
  • Lee's Life · 3 pages

    book review

  • Retreat · 18 pages

    Wounded and stalked by Fu Manchu's assassins Jekin and Dahar, Shang-Chi makes his way through the Florida swamps. He is saved by the wise man Lu Sun while the assassins meet their final fate when they try to attack the mysterious Man-Thing. Meanwhile, Sir Denis and Black Jack Tarr make an unsuccessful attempt at apprehending Fu Manchu.

Characters

Shang-ChiDanny RandIron FistTed SallisMan-ThingBlack Jack TarrZheng ZuDenis Nayland SmithFu ManchuLei KungM'NaiNu-AnYu-TiWendell RandMidnight SunHarold MeachumHeather Rand

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