Shuriken

Sequel

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Eternity takes over the publishing of Reggie Byers pioneering English-language manga comic featuring Martial-arts expert Kyoko Shidara aka Shuriken. This miniseries continues from Shuriken (1986), an depicts Kyoko Shidara in his new work as bodyguard for the mayor of Philadelphia. She meets her aunt Oka again (who is fleeing from a mysterious assailant) and fights the local maffia (who tries to kill the mayor). The series is followed by Shuriken Team-up and Shuriken Cold Steel.

Sequel

After her work as bodyguard in Blade of Shuriken, Kyoko Shidara, aka Shuriken, is hired to protect a computer programmer with a revolutionary new program, Project Bedlam. When the thief called Balance intervenes and the result threatens the world, Libra and the Japanese supergroup Kokutai join forces with Shuriken to put things right. Featuring a cover by future superstar artist Jimmy Palmiotti. Followed by Shuriken Cold Steel (1989) #1.

Sequel

A new mini series for Shuriken. Shuriken, a former assassin turned freelance adventurer, was an early entry in both the Amerimanga and warrior woman trends that would explode over the next few decades. Following the events of Blade of Shuriken, unemployed and broke, Kyoko Shidara, aka Shuriken, takes a job with Danger Temps, basically a temp service for bodyguards. It sounds like a good idea at the time; but she is going to fight crazy vigilantes and a major terrorist organization (S.P.E.A.R.), who threatens all America. Meanwhile, Kyoko's mental state is tested. The storyline is followed in Hellbender and Shuriken(1991).

Sequel

Last solo series of the ninja Shuriken-Kyoko Shidara, before her appearances in the Ultraverse (Curse of Rune). It follows the events of Hellbender and Shuriken:Cold Steel. After her work with DangerTemps, Shuriken is confronted by foes from her past : Morgan Enterprises has created an synthetic humanoid organism,Slate, that can transform itself in any person with only DNA contact. Morgan choose a sample of Shuriken's DNA. And then Slate is ordered to kill Shuriken, to complete itself and reveal the obscure thoughts of the ninja.