Monday, June 29, 2015

MOKF Monday: "Wicked Messenger of Madness" by Moench, Gulacy, and Adkins

HiiiYA, Groove-ophiles! It's MOKF Monday again, and does Ol' Groove (and writer Doug Moench and artists Paul Gulacy and Dan Adkins) have a doozy of a story for you! Kung-fu action! Rifle-eyed robots! A bathing beauty! Mysteries, codes, and clues! Armies! A hidden island! And a secret villain reveal at the end of the ish! What are ya waiting for? Read "Wicked Messenger of Madness" from MOKF #33 (July 1975) right now!


















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3 comments:

  1. AnonymousJune 29, 2015 at 1:19 PM

    I missed this series when it came out, but boy, I sure have enjoyed discovering it here. It was always well spoken of, in both writing and Gulacy's art, and I sure can see why. What a great character and what great story construction.
    Looking forward to the next installment.
    Many thanks, groove!
    m.p.

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  2. Simon B June 29, 2015 at 4:14 PM

    Moench, Gulacy and Adkins - what a killer combo! And introducing the lovely, lethal Leiko Wu too :-)

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  3. AnonymousJune 29, 2015 at 10:28 PM

    I'm diggin' it Groove! Mighty kung fu action with a twist of espionage! Doesn't get any better than Moench/Gulacy/Adkins! What a great series MOKF was!

    - Mike from Trinidad & Tobago.

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