STREET FIGHTER: THE BATTLE FOR SHADALOO Conclusion

We've Seen Enough!
The Time for Mere Words is Over...

...Now, Let Us See the "Purity of Unarmed Combat", as Demonstrated by M Bison and Colonel Guile...

Though the comic implied it, there wasn't a live-action sequel since Raul Julia (M Bison) died shortly before the movie opened in theatres.

(In fact the footage of his final resurrection was cut from the theatre version, but restored for cable and home video!)
The other project based on the video game that came out at the same time...an animated series...had no such hinderance, and produced sequel after sequel!
Perhaps we should present the comic the anime "inspired" next year!
What do you think?

STREET FIGHTER: THE BATTLE FOR SHADALOO Part 4

When We Last Saw Our Protagonists and Antagonists...

Colonel Guile's plan to track down M Bison's HQ has worked, and he's en-route to rescue the Allied Nation hostages.
However, Chun-Li Zang, who managed to destroy a major cache of Bison's weapons, has been captured...

Is it truly "Game Over" for Guile?
Head to
Secret Sanctum of Captain Video
on Thursday to find out!

STREET FIGHTER: THE BATTLE FOR SHADALOO Part 2

We Have Already Seen...

...the demented dictator of Shadaloo, General M Bison, holds 63 Allied Nations relief workers hostage, demanding $2 billion for their release within 72 hours or he'll kill them!

Meanwhile, in Shadaloo's slums, two con men, Ken and Ryu attempt to trick Bison's lieutenant, crime lord Sagat, into buying weapons...which are really just toys!

The enraged one-eyed criminal forces the duo to fight his main enforcer, the masked Vega, to the death!

but, before the battle can get under way, Guile (seeking a lead to the whereabouts of the hostages) and his troops raid the hideout and arrest everyone!X

To Be Continued Tuesday at

Secret Sanctum of Captain Video!

The comic adaptation of the movie based on a video game was written by Mike Avennie, penciled by Nick Napalitano, and inked by Bob Downs.
The comic contains story elements and dialogue from several versions of the movie's script, so there are some fascinating differences from the actual movie!