A nonstop laugh riot all the way, “Big Trouble In Little China” #1 is an entertaining read that always delivers the kung-fu action and comic relief. Even though the ’80s are over, Jack Burton, the goofball action hero, continues to be a timeless treasure. This is the sequel to John Carpenter’s cult classic that I’ve been waiting for.

While Egg and Wong battle for Jack's soul in the streets of Chinatown, Jack must find a way to make secure his own escape and back-stab Lo Pan in the process. When you get stuck in the Hell of No Return and your worst enemy is the only help you got, then you know your name is Jack Burton.

Jack and Lo Pan have been sent do the Endless Hells of Legend! While they race to escape, Wang and Egg test their friendship as they try to save Jack.

Lo Pan's revenge against Jack Burton in the Hell of No Return is almost complete, but Egg and Wang are coming back to Chinatown, and they're bringing Jack's soul with them!

Jack Burton and Whitney Chi are on the run from the Alpha Group, Japanese river goblins, and an AI helicopter with the voice of Ronald Reagan!

When Wang meets Miao Yin's new husband, it'll either be the last straw or a chance to win her back!

Jack has to keep his cover as a great sorcerer worthy of nomination into the Sorcerers' Alliance while Miao Yin and Wang sort out some personal problems!

Final arc! After an unfortunate misfire, Egg's magic sends Jack Burton and Winona traveling back through time to where it all San Francisco 1848...the year Chinatown formed.

What happens when Egg Shen and Lo Pan become best friends? The founding of Little China gets all the stranger as Jack Burton confronts his own death!

Jack is trapped in 1848, surrounded by ancient evil and low on reflexes, and he's about to learn the origin of Egg and Lo Pan.