Shang-Chi, Master of Kung Fu, son of Fu Manchu, MI-6 operative, best pals with a dude who is the son of James Bond and the grand-nephew of Sherlock Holmes, trotting around the globe stopping eccentric billionaires from blowing things up...what's not to love? And he's equal opportunity...man or woman, he'll f you up.
Take, for example, whip-wielding, panther-commanding, thong-wearing Pavane:
Now, Shang-Chi at first takes her too lightly:
To his credit, he realizes his error, but doesn't have a lot of time. So he decides to go all brier patch on her:
And it works:
OUCH...the result:
Another dizzyingly odd foe goes down for the count. Well, played, Shang...well played.
Most people, of course, don't realize that Bahlactus means "the rising and advancing of my foot up your backside, fool."
Moench, Gulacy, and Adkins brings us this quickie in Master of Kung Fu #31 (1975).
Take, for example, whip-wielding, panther-commanding, thong-wearing Pavane:
Now, Shang-Chi at first takes her too lightly:
To his credit, he realizes his error, but doesn't have a lot of time. So he decides to go all brier patch on her:
And it works:
OUCH...the result:
Another dizzyingly odd foe goes down for the count. Well, played, Shang...well played.Most people, of course, don't realize that Bahlactus means "the rising and advancing of my foot up your backside, fool."
Moench, Gulacy, and Adkins brings us this quickie in Master of Kung Fu #31 (1975).
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