Marvel Database
Marvel Database
Marvel Database
263,207
pages
in: Comics, Kung Fu Special Vol 1, Harold Shull/Cover Artist,
and 84 more
English

Kung Fu Special Vol 1 1

Sign in to edit

The sightless beggar's clothing... and a note. My father... passed within my reach of my arm... to demonstrate that even the son of Fu Manchu-- may be blind.

—Shang-Chi

Appearing in "The Rising and Advancing of a Spirit"

  • A text article discussing real world events or people, or characters from a real world perspective, as such, no conventional appearances.

Synopsis for "The Rising and Advancing of a Spirit"

  • Synopsis not yet written

Appearing in "The Master Plan of Fu Manchu"

Featured Characters:

Supporting Characters:

Antagonists:

  • Si-Fan
    • Dr. Fu Manchu (Impersonates a blind man)
    • Assassins
      • Seo-Kai-Chen (First appearance; dies)
      • Tsu-Gamo (First appearance)
      • Marcel (First appearance)
      • Numerous unnamed assassins
    • Hired Mercenaries
      • Numerous unnamed mercenaries
  • Silent Ones' Agents
    • Several unnamed agents

Other Characters:

Races and Species:

Realities:

Locations:

Items:

Synopsis for "The Master Plan of Fu Manchu"

Chapter 1: Iron Fist
Danny Rand, the Iron Fist, while traveling the city street of New York City's Manhattan overhears an groan coming from a nearby alley. Upon investigating the alley he finds an injured man who before dying tells him that he was one of six Chinese United Nations delegates that were kidnapped.

Leaving the alley Iron Fist discovers the delegates pursuers disabling all but one known as Seo-Kai-Chen, He-Who-Strikes-The-Lightning, who flees from the fight just as Danny had planned. He follows the man into Chinatown to their hideout. As the man enters he slams into a blind man knocking him over. Danny stops and assists the man before entering the hideout just in time to witness one of the other assassins, Tsu-Gamo, the Mountain-Which-Steals-Breath, squeeze the life from Seo-Kai-Chen, killing him for his failure to captured the escaped delegate. Danny defeats Tsu-Gamo and several other assassins before using the power of the Iron Fist on the door in order to free the other five delegates. Entering he discovers mannequins instead of the delegates and a tin cup containing a thank you note. It is then that Danny realized that the one who kidnapped the delegates was the blind man he had aided and that the man was content with sacrificing his own men to delay him in order to remove the delegates from the property in a helicopter.

Chapter 2: The Sons of the Tiger!
The Sons of the Tiger arrive in New York via a flight to compete in the Maris Invitational but quickly upon arriving the are attacks by agents of the Silent Ones. After dispatching them they retire to their hotel where on the news Lin Sun gets a strange vibe surrounding the Chinese Foreign Minister Lee Tsaing-Wa. Waking up his friends the three go to the United Nations building where they witness and try to prevent a kidnapping of US delegates but fail to do so given the sheer numbers. The men in question are Si-Fan members posing as Chinese agents. Because of the tensions caused by the kidnapping and US forces believing the Chinese are responsible a global war alert is triggered by the US President. Unbeknownst to the Sons of the Tiger the one pulling the strings was also present at the kidnapping posing as a blind man, one whom the three gave money to.

Chapter 3: The Hands of Shang-Chi, Master of Kung Fu
While investigating for the missing delegates at his father's New York fortress, Shang-Chi is stopped by a blind man for change but he has no money and soon after he sees limos depart from the hideout.

Following the cars he soon learns that the delegates are in them and that they are being transported onto a submarine. Knocking out one of the mercenaries and disguising himself as one Shang-Chi boards the submarine. While onboard the submarine stops somewhere in the international waters of the Atlantic Ocean where the delegates are transported onto a freighter. The submarine then departs with Shang-Chi still on board. Fu Manchu spots a boat containing Sir Denis Nayland Smith and his men heading his way and orders the submarine to fire torpedoes at the small craft. Instead they fire Shang-Chi out of the chamber who has already disabled the other torpedoes and made his escape to the freighter. Confronting his father just as he attempts to make his escape with the delegates Shang-Chi defeats many assailants but his father is able to escape, luckily without the delegates.

Shang-Chi then returns to shore with Smith just as the freighter explodes killing the members of the Si-Fan Shang-Chi had left unconscious. While unhappy at Fu Manchu's escape Smith is content with the safe return of the delegates preventing a war. While Shang-Chi notices the beggar disguise and a note left by his father thanking him despite having no money to offer. Making him realize that his father was within his grasp and that he too can be fooled by him.

Epilog:
Iron Fist and the Sons of the Tiger are made aware of the delegates safe return via the news.

Appearing in "KAII-YAAAHHH!"

  • A text article discussing real world events or people, or characters from a real world perspective, as such, no conventional appearances.

Synopsis for "KAII-YAAAHHH!"

  • Synopsis not yet written

Appearing in "Fu Manchu, Sax Rohmer and Shang-Chi"

  • A text article discussing real world events or people, or characters from a real world perspective, as such, no conventional appearances.

Synopsis for "Fu Manchu, Sax Rohmer and Shang-Chi"

  • Synopsis not yet written

Appearing in "Under the Pagoda"

  • A text article discussing real world events or people, or characters from a real world perspective, as such, no conventional appearances.

Synopsis for "Under the Pagoda"

  • Synopsis not yet written

Appearing in "The Chinese Mechanic"

  • A text article discussing real world events or people, or characters from a real world perspective, as such, no conventional appearances.

Synopsis for "The Chinese Mechanic"

  • Synopsis not yet written

Appearing in "Shaolin Flashback"

  • A text article discussing real world events or people, or characters from a real world perspective, as such, no conventional appearances.

Synopsis for "Shaolin Flashback"

  • Synopsis not yet written

Notes

Chronology Notes[]

See Also

Recommended Reading

Links and References

References

Español Русский Türkçe
Community content is available under CC-BY-SA unless otherwise noted.
More Fandoms