Who /kung-fu/ here? What are essential Kung-Fu comics to read?

>>87489465
Do people really order two Ominbi without having any idea of the quality of the story?

Or is the OP just feeling lonely?

>>87489502
Op is a fucking idiot, don't mind him.

>>87489502

Bruce Lee meets James Bond is a must have for me. Besides once you can afford omnibus you buy stuff left and right.

I know it's consumerism at its best.

>>87489465
American comic books are literally the worst medium for enjoying Kung-Fu stories, unless artists cribbing Bruce Lee poses is your fetish.

Zero flow of action, little to no historical accuracy, stereotypes and tropes everywhere.

Read infinite kung fu by Kagan McLeod

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Infinite Kung-Fu is pretty much a mix of a shaw brothers film and blaxploitation flick. I enjoyed it

>>87489623
Own it, it's VASTLY overrated.
And the actual Kung Fu in it is shit.

>>87489638
It's "Niggaz riff on Kung-Fu lore" with almost no decent martial arts in it whatsoever.

It's the second-worst thing /co/ has ever recommended to me.

>>87489689

Really? I enjoyed it for what it was. Came in expecting some good ol' wuxia and got 70s kung fu instead. Not bad, just different.

Admittedly I like it best for the art- resonantes with me for some reason.


Isn't there a Kung-fu recommendation list /co/ made? Had this on it and "Burn the Orphanage" or whatever it was called

>>87489689
What's the first worst?