A Graphic Novel for Young Martial Artists of all ages.
Patrick Lugo 
“It was so fun being a Wuxia Warrior for Patrick’s campaign! I’m not one for self-portraits outside of being a ham for my husband’s camera, but this reward tier allowed me to relive my comic book teen days of dreaming of being a master of the mental arts, a warrior, so to speak. Patrick infused recurring life symbols in the art, so it wasn’t “just” a portrait”
Today’s #WuxiaWednesday spotlights David Jamieson a true life-long Kung Fu practitioner
A #WuxiaWednesday spotlight on Wuxia Warrior #1. Zen Shakuhachi Flute Grandmaster Cornelius Boots
Become the Wuxia Hero you were destined to become! Running through the rest of August 2025: Wuxia Warrior Commissions are open. Now is the time to have your inner hero drawn onto the page in perfect Kung Fu form!
International Tiger Day was first celebrated in 2010 after it was found that 97% of all wild tigers had disappeared in the last century, with about only 3,000 of them remaining. It’s not news that tigers are on the brink of extinction and International World Tiger Day aims to halt the numbers from worsening. Habitat …
Snow Monkey, the comic by Jason Shaw and artist Heubert Khan Michael receives a day of its own at the Martial Arts History Museum!
Wulin (武林) is a term used both in wuxia fantasies and within real world of Chinese martial arts. It refers to the counterculture community of martial arts masters. The literal translation of Wulin is ‘martial forest’ however like so many aspects of Chinese culture, that’s just the simple short answer. To get to the roots of its meaning, we must see the forest for the trees.