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| Publisher |
Now |
| Writer |
Mike Baron |
| Penciler |
Todd Fox |
| Inker |
Tony DeZuniga |
| Colorist |
Suzanne Dechnik |
| Letterer |
Patrick J. Williams |
| Cover Artist |
Sandra Chang |
| Published | January 1992 |
Continued from last issue: As he agreed, Kato is directing a pro-Communism martial arts film, with shooting at the Shaolin temple. However, he is subtly manipulating the PRC government officials overseeing the production, and arranges a delay by having one of the cast, temple member Tong Loo, injure his "opponent" in what appears to be an accident. Col. Ng is not so easily fooled. He assigns two misleadingly sexy guards, Coral and Jade, to Kato, whom he has removed as director and locked in a cell when he's not filming. However, Kato had learned how to travel through the temple's ventilation shafts while a student, and finds Ulysses' cell. He arranges the appearance that Chow fell to his death while attempting to escape, pointing it out to five soldiers whom he fights and defeats. But he is then accosted by Coral and Jade (the former subsequently reports that Kato "killed a guard," singular, but which one?) and again locked up, more securely this time. The next morning, Kato and Ng prepare to film a VERY realistic fight scene....Concluded next issue
