Deadly Hands of Kung Fu Vol 1 11

	Published
	April, 1975
"A Different Lesson in Blood Unchanged!"
	Writer Doug Moench; Penciler Mike Vosburg; Inker Jack Abel; Letterer Dave Hunt; Editor Don McGregor;
"Gladiators in the Crypt of Tomorrow"
	Writer Bill Mantlo; Penciler George Pérez; Inker Tony DeZuniga; Letterer Karen Mantlo; Editor Don McGregor;

Appearing in "A Different Lesson in Blood Unchanged!"

Featured Characters:

Shang-Chi

Supporting Characters:

Antagonists:

Fu Manchu (Only in flashback)
Si-Fan assassins (Only in flashback)
Ducharme (Only in flashback)

Other Characters:

Cho Lee (Only in flashback)
protesters
- Peters
a Professor
Linda
National Guard

Locations:

China

Honan

Items:

Elixir of Life

Vehicles:

Synopsis for "A Different Lesson in Blood Unchanged!"

Synopsis not yet written.

Appearing in "Gladiators in the Crypt of Tomorrow"

Featured Characters:

Sons of the Tiger

Supporting Characters:

Antagonists:

Silent Ones

Other Characters:

Locations:

New York City

Manhattan

Items:

Amulets of Power

Vehicles:

Synopsis for "Gladiators in the Crypt of Tomorrow"

Synopsis not yet written.

Notes

Shang-Chi and Fu Manchu appear in flashback to events that take place prior to their first appearance in Special Marvel Edition #15. Fu Manchu's flashback appearances in this issue take place following the flashbacks revealed in Deadly Hands of Kung Fu #5, and prior to the flashbacks from Master of Kung Fu: Bleeding Black. Shang-Chi chronologically appeared last in flashback in Deadly Hands of Kung Fu #5. His next chronological appearance takes place in Special Marvel Edition #16.

Black Jack Tarr chronologically appeared last in the Kung Fu Special #1. He appears next in Giant-Size Spider-Man #2.

Denis Nayland Smith chronologically appeared last in the Deadly Hands of Kung Fu Special #1. Following that, he made a behind-the-scenes appearance in Deadly Hands of Kung Fu #4. He appears next in Giant-Size Spider-Man #2.

This issue includes an article entitled, "The Trial of Billy Jack". The article focuses on the 1971 film Billy Jack starring Tom Laughlin. Billy Jack is a Native American Green Beret, a Vietnam War veteran, a hapkido master, and a gunslinger.

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