By Contains Master of Kung Fu #71-101, What If? #16 (December 1978 – June 1981) Written by Doug Moench (#71-101, What If? #16) Penciled by Mike Zeck (#71-101), Gene Day (#100), Rick Hoberg (What If? #16) Inked by Bruce Patterson (#71-75), Gene Day (#76-77, 79-101), Al Gordon (#78), Mike Zeck (#100),
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