Misfortune Teller (Destroyer, 115)

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Summary: Excellent
Review: Great readin

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Summary: excellent reading from start to finish......
Review: I have been reading this selection since early 70's. A change in creators has changed the contents of the books every little, still a excellent adventure in reading.....

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Summary: The Masters of Sinanju still standing as the smoke clears!
Review: I've been reading the Destroyer from the beginning and it has become one of my favorite book series, like a lot of readers I was worried the series was history with some of the poor books that came out in the recent year or so. But after reading the fatherland series and this book I think the author has a good feel for the characters and will return the books to being fun and exciting again. This book was everything I've come to expect from the Destroyer, it was fun and easy reading. Keep up the good work!

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Summary: PRAISE BE UNTO YOU CHUIN
Review: ONCE AGIAN MASTER CHUIN,MASTER REMO YOU HAVE CAPTIVATED AND TRANPORTED ME TO YOUR WORLD OF HUMOR AND HONESTY THAT I FEEL BOTH ENTHRALLED AND DELIGHTED IN TELLING YOU THAT YOUR PERFORMANCE IN THIS WORK JUST "MAKES MY DAY".

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Summary: Series in Good Hands
Review: This series has always been as much about political commentary as it has Remo and Chuin's extraordinary powers. I am glad this author has decided to bring back the satirical aspect of the series. After 115 books, it's difficult to image these stories remaining so entertaining just by sticking to the superhero storyline. This episode had a particularly funny encounter between Smith (the hero's boss) and the Womanizer In Chief. I recommend this book to anyone who has previously read this series, but has drifted away. It is also good for those of you who say the movie in the 80's and wondered who that guy was supposed to be.

Rating:
Summary: Series in Good Hands
Review: This series has always been as much about political commentary as it has Remo and Chuin's extraordinary powers. I am glad this author has decided to bring back the satirical aspect of the series. After 115 books, it's difficult to image these stories remaining so entertaining just by sticking to the superhero storyline. This episode had a particularly funny encounter between Smith (the hero's boss) and the Womanizer In Chief. I recommend this book to anyone who has previously read this series, but has drifted away. It is also good for those of you who say the movie in the 80's and wondered who that guy was supposed to be.