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Karate Kid Vol 1 15

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"Bring Back My Future to Me!": Karate Kid takes Diamondeth in the Legion Time Sphere into the 30th century. Unfortunately, due to the manipulations of Major Disaster and the [[

Quote1 Keep your claws to yourselves, uglies! Quote2
— Karate Kid

Karate Kid #15 is an issue of the series Karate Kid (Volume 1) with a cover date of August, 1978.

Synopsis for "Bring Back My Future to Me!"

Karate Kid takes Diamondeth in the Legion Time Sphere into the 30th century. Unfortunately, due to the manipulations of Major Disaster and the Lord of Time, they arrive in the future of an alternate reality. Karate Kid is shocked when he exits the time sphere and finds two articulating dog-men named Doctor Canus and Mylock Bloodstalker. Karate Kid reacts defensively and attacks them until their ally Pyra arrives and knocks him down with an energy blast. Karate Kid makes peace with the others and Mylock tells him that he reminds him of their missing ally Kamandi. He reveals that Kamandi has been abducted by the Lobster People who revere him as some sort of god figure. The Karate Kid comes into conflict with the Lobster people and finds that they are invulnerable to his karate chops. They succeed in subduing him and take him prisoner. They force the Karate Kid to participate in a reenactment of an old martial arts film. His opponent is Kamandi.

Appearing in "Bring Back My Future to Me!"

Featured Characters:

Supporting Characters:

Villains:

Other Characters:

  • Lobster People

Locations:

  • Island of the God-Watchers
  • Star of Evermore

Items:

Vehicles:

  • None

Notes

  • This is the final issue of the series.
  • Contrary to popular belief, the Karate Kid title was slated for cancellation independent of any factors which led to the wide-scale title cancellations commonly referred to as the Great DC Implosion.

Trivia

  • The martial arts film that the Karate Kid and Kamandi are forced to reenact is the 1973 Bruce Lee film Enter the Dragon.


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