K'Ing Kung-Fu #2: Return of the Opium Wars

by Marshall Macao

Faster and Fiercer Than Ever! The Son of the Flying Tiger Is Back! His wounds still open, K'ing trails his arch-enemy Kak out of the desert... and into the sin-infested backstreets of China's great cities. With the beautiful, alluring Sun Lee and a strange new comrade who calls himself The Moor, he dives into a maze of smoking opium, gang war, and a hundred brutal Kung Fu fights... ever closer to the heart of the fiendish Red Circle!

144 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1973

Reviews

[Lance · Rating 3 out of 5]

If you like pulp than this is a good book for you. A classic of the genre but also a book that exists in kind of a narrow field. There are not a lot of martial arts books out there and I found this one to be very fun reading and surprisingly to me had some pretty interesting things to say about Tao and meditation. I am looking forward to reading the next one in the series. It was a very quick and easy read.

[Robert Day · Rating 5 out of 5]

Blood thirsty kung fu pulp fiction with fighting, love and a gruesome castration thrown in for good measure - what's not to love. I read the first 4 books in this series when I was a young, impressionable man and now, through the wonders of the internet, I find that there are another 3 books in the series that I never knew about!! Gotta get those books!