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This is a great theme to thread throughout this series as is paves the way for character growth. He appears to be afraid of that power, disliking the brutality of them. Then there is the reluctance to use the Ten Rings. Whilst she wants him to truly himself, the master warrior, there is a sense that Shang-Chi wants an escape from being that. One is within his relationship, as he tries to act like a normal person around his girlfriend Delilah. This is present through multiple strands. One of the themes that is key within Shang-Chi and the Ten Rings #1 is the notion of him holding back. The twist at the end puts Shang-Chi at a huge disadvantage going forward, with even more threats around the corner. All of the battles are excellent and just when you think the book is reaching a conclusion there is another level and more foes to be vanquished. From there the energy is constantly hectic with an ever-increasing sense of danger. But Yang does not take long to plunge Chang-Chi into a fight.
The pacing is methodical, allowing for the main character’s life to be explored first. From the first pages, the status quo is clear, with the rings instantly being presented as an ominous threat to those that possess them and those that oppose them. Even though he keeps them hidden, there are villains desperate to claim the rings for their own.Īs the start of a new series, the plot is set up brilliantly. Shang-Chi is now in control of the powerful Ten Rings. Shang-Chi and the Ten Rings #1 is published by Marvel Comics, written by Gene Luen Yang, art by Marcus To, colours by Erick Arciniega and letters by Travis Lanham.
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