A Graphic Novel for Young Martial Artists of all ages.
What Are They? The translation for the work Yōkai (妖怪) is something to the effect of “strange, supernatural creature or phenomena” in Japanese. The word is a combination of the characters 妖 (yō–attractive, bewitching, calamity) and 怪 (kai–mystery, wonder). Over the years, different English words have been used in translation. Yōkai can be translated to monster, demon, spirit, or goblin, but it encompasses …
The characters from A TIGER’s TALE as illustrated by graphic novelist Bert Tzeng.
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Detail of the custom commission illustrated by Kung Fu Master / Comic Creator – Sifu Kurtis Fujita.
When we last left our tale, young Jin Tong – The Golden Boy, has left his childhood home to pursue the life of a Youxia, a Martial Knight or Wuxia Hero. In the company of his new mentors, the Tiger Twins he recieves his first lesson on their journey down from the lofty heights of …
In a time of heroes and sages, twin infants were orphaned in the wilds of the jungle where they were found by the Queen of Tigers. Fair, wise and true she recognized their unique destiny and chose to raise them as part of her pride, teaching them all she knew.
With the entire jungle as their home they quickly grew strong and wise. Learning secrets whispered by winds and rivers, earth and sky, every animal called them friend. The boys grew older and left the jungle, venturing out to share their knowledge with the world.
Their travels brought them many adventures and they gained many friends. With only each other to call family, their time in the jungle faded into a dim memory, fondly recalled in moments of quiet.
Explore the world of Pan Gu with the Tiger Twins, raised by the Queen of Tigers and tutored in the secret working of the Tao follow brothers Chen & Puah as they set out to pass their wisdom to a new generation of heroes.