A Graphic Novel for Young Martial Artists of all ages.
Patrick and I had met prior to when I joined KUNG FU TAI CHI magazine. The first time was over dinner in 1996, back when I was working as a freelance writer. He had just come from the June+July cover shoot with Shi Yanming, the Shaolin Monk Sifu of RZA and the Wu-Tang Clan.
-Gene Ching Publisher of KUNG FU TAI CHI magazine
In both the Chinese Zodiac and the Martial World of Kung Fu, the Tiger is venerated for its tenacity and ferocity. Indeed, it could very well be argued that it is the most powerful of the real life animals embodied in both the aforementioned landscapes.
The balance of the universe rests in The Tao and that can be thrown off by jealousy, greed and ambition, this is something Kan learned as a cub. Now a Tiger exiled from his forest, Kan must make amends and rise to responsibilities decreed by the Celestial Court of Dragons; help restore balance to a …
