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!

MOKF Monday: "A Gulf of Lions" by Moench, Gulacy, and Adkins

There is a reason Marvel's Master of Kung Fu is legendary among fandom. The stories are slick, fast-paced, and well-written with masterful dialogue. Doug Moench is one of the most astounding writers of all time, no jive! Add to that the pencils of the Second-Coming-of-Steranko* Paul Gulacy whose storytelling skills are pretty much unrivaled (inked in today's story by the mighty Dan Adkins), and you can understand the mag's fame. When you actually get to read one of those Moench/Gulacy classics, you KNOW why MOKF is so deservedly lauded. Just take, for example, "A Gulf of Lions" from Master of Kung Fu #30 (April 1975)...

*And be sure, Gulacy wasn't ripping off Steranko--he totally got what Steranko was doing and took things to a whole 'nuther level.

MOKF Monday: "The Crystal Connection" by Moench and Gulacy

HiiiiiiiYA, Groove-ophiles! You've been hankering for more MOKF Mondays, haven't ya? Well, your patience is about to be greatly rewarded! We're heading back to MOKF #29 (March 1975) and "The Crystal Connection"! Doug Moench and Paul Gulacy were firmly buckled in to MOKF's driver's seat with this ish, and man, oh, man, did they ever stomp full-on the throttle! Not only did we get the return of Dr. Petrie, but we got the intros of Clive Reston (son of James Bond, great-nephew of Sherlock Holmes, don'tcha know) and major villains Carlton Velcro and Razorfist! Ooooo-EEE! Dig it, baby!!