Luckily Shang-Chi always carried shortbread in his pocket, so he was easily able to appease the ghostly Scotsman.
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2 comments:
haha a fantastic cover!
I remember these comics with some fondness. Heavily tapping in to the early seventies fascination with Kung Fu, and for me through the Kwai Chang Caine story (as depicted by David Carradine), all the other kids at school were into Steve Austin the 6 million dollar man. This was the comic for my pocket money at the time, and all that Fu Manchu badness.
Yeah, definitely an attempt by Marvel to cash in on the Kung Fu craze. It was an interesting title for a number of reasons. I'll post some more about it in a day or two.
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