Halloween Horror DEADLY HANDS OF KUNG FU "Corpse Rider"

Many stories involving martial arts also involve the supernatural...

...as shown in this unusual one-shot feature from Marvel's Deadly Hands of Kung Fu #16 (1975)!

Mahwah artist Sanho Kim had been making a rep for himself at Charlton with both supernatural and romance tales (and in a couple of cases) stories combining both, like THIS!
He came over to Marvel to do martial arts-related stories, and sadly, despite his experience, couldn't find work there in any other genre.

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Halloween Horror GHOSTLY TALES FROM THE HAUNTED HOUSE "Promise" Conclusion

When Last We Left Our Protagonists...

Pursued by Japanese invaders, a wounded Korean soldier comes upon a house inhabited by two sisters who agree to aid him upon condition that he marry one of them.

He does so, and when the Japanese squad arrives, the sisters reveal themselves to be expert swordswomen who kill the entire squad...

The phrase "Hell Hath No Fury Like a Woman Scorned!" apparently applies to women in all cultures.

Here's writer/artist Sanho Kim explaining the basis of this type of tale...

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Halloween Horror GHOSTLY TALES FROM THE HAUNTED HOUSE "Promise" Part 1

Many Asian martial arts stories are "cross-genre"...

...like this ghostly wartime romance...which was also completely bi-lingual (Korean and English)!

Based on a classic Korean folk tale, this fascinating tale, scripted and illustrated by Sanho Kim was an experiment that, unfortunately, was never repeated.

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The Frightening Conclusion!

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