History ComicBook / MalibuComicsStreetFighter

* DeathByAdaptation: [[spoiler: Ken Masters, who is killed and scalped in issue 2, whereas he's still alive in the games.]]
* [[DuelingShows Dueling Comics]]: An interesting example: Malibu also did a number of comics based off of Street Fighter's most infamous competitor, ''MortalKombat''. That series ironically lasted far longer.
* [[spoiler: DeathByAdaptation Very likely Ken Masters.]]

The comic debuted in 1993, where the ''Street Fighter'' storyline was nothing more than an ExcusePlot [[AllThereInTheManual tucked away in the instruction manual]] of ''VideoGame/StreetFighterII''. Despite this, Malibu chose not to use most of it and instead made their own story only keeping certain details. These changes included making Ryu and Chun-Li training partners and a romantic couple, having Ken retire from fighting, becoming Ryu's manager as well as a TV star and [[spoiler: getting killed and scalped in the second issue]]. Capcom themselves pulled the plug on the series soon after because of these changes.

* [[DuelingFilms Dueling Comics]]: An interesting example: Malibu also did a number of comics based off of Street Fighter's most infamous competitor, ''[[Comicbook/MalibuComicsMortalKombat]]''. That series ironically last far longer.

The comic debuted in 1993, where the ''Street Fighter'' storyline was nothing more than an ExcusePlot [[AllThereInTheManual tucked away in the instruction manual]] of ''VideoGame/StreetFighterII''. Despite this, Malibu chose not use most of it and instead made their own story only keeping certain details. These changes included, making Ryu and Chun-Li training together and romantically attracted to one another, having Ken retire from fighting and not married and [[spoiler: Ken is killed and scalped in the second issue]]. Capcom disliked these changes so much that the series was prematurely cancelled after three issues.

* BarBrawl: Guile gets into one and despite being ountmbered the whole bar/1 [[ConservationOfNinjutsu he single handedly thrashed them all]].
* BigNo: Ryu [[spoiler: after discovering Ken was killed]].

* ContinuityNod: Despite a few inconsistencies with the source material, there are points in the comic book that follows the continuity of the games.
** Chun-Li's father was killed by Bison and she a police officer who works with Interpol.
** Ryu's training to be a better fighter dominates his focus.

* CrossOver: Malibu superhero, the Farret made one in issue #3 in a fight with E. Honda.

* [[spoiler: DeathByAdaptation Ken Masters who is very much alive still in the video game series.]]
* {{Fireballs}}: Ironically the Ryu and Ken's [[KamehameHadoken Hadouken]], which was originally called a fireball but was more like an energy ball. Sagat's Tiger Shot is all fire as well.

* [[spoiler: KilledOffForReal: Ken is beaten to death by Balrog and Sagat. A clump of his hair is mailed to Ryu.]]
* EvilKnockoff: M. Bison's was going to replace every fighter with one.

* IceCreamKoan: '''Ryu to Chun-Li:''' "Once you were like this stream...laughing, flowing around life. Now you are like this tree--strong, flexible...but yet rooted in your obsession."

Created by Malibu Comics, the company behind ''TheUltraverse'', ''Street Fighter'' is a 3 issue [[ComicBookAdaptation comic book series that was adapted]] from the {{Capcom}} [[FightingGame fighting game]] series, ''VideoGame/StreetFighter''.

Created by Malibu Comics, the company behind ''TheUltraverse'', ''Street Fighter'' is a 3-issue [[ComicBookAdaptation comic book series that was adapted]] from the {{Capcom}} [[FightingGame fighters]], ''VideoGame/StreetFighter'' (mainly Ryu ans Sagat's final battle in the tournament) ''VideoGame/StreetFighterII''.

The comic debuted in 1993, where the Street Fighter storyline was nothing more than an ExcusePlot [[AllThereInTheManual tucked away in the instruction manual]] of ''SFII''. Despite this, Malibu chose not use most of it and instead made their own story only keeping certain details. These changes included, making Ryu and Chun-Li training together and romantically attracted to one another, having Ken retire from fighting and not married and [[spoiler: Ken is killed and scalped in the second issue]]. Capcom disliked these changes and the series was prematurely canceled at three issues.

* CanonForeigner: Nida

* ContinuityNod: Despite a few inconsistencies with the source material, there are points in the show that follows the continuity of the games.

* TokenMinorityCouple: Ryu and Chun-Li, mostly Type A because at the time Chun-Li was the only prominent female character in the series.

* IceCreamKoan'''Ryu to Chun-Li:''' "Once you were like this stream...laughing, flowing around life. Now you are like this tree--strong, flexible...but yet rooted in your obsession."

** Chun-Li's father was killed by Bison.

* '''Ryu to Chun-Li:''' "Once you were like this stream...laughing, flowing around life. Now you are like this tree--strong, flexible...but yet rooted in your obsession."

* CompressedHair: Chun-Li whose hair is waist long [[OndangoHair wrapped in tiny little hair buns]].

Created by Malibu Comics, the company behind ''TheUltraverse'', ''Street Fighter'' is a 3-issue [[ComicBookAdaption comic book series that was adapted]] from the {{Capcom}} [[FightingGame fighters]], ''VideoGame/StreetFighter'' (mainly Ryu ans Sagat's final battle in the tournament) ''VideoGame/StreetFighterII''.

Created by Malibu Comics, the company behind ''TheUltraverse'', ''Street Fighter'' is a 3-issue comic book series that was adapted from the {{Capcom}} [[FightingGame fighters]], ''VideoGame/StreetFighter'' (mainly Ryu ans Sagat's final battle in the tournament) ''VideoGame/StreetFighterII''.

* SpellMyNameWithAnS: The comic spelled Blanka's name Blan'''c'''a.

The comic debuted in 1993, where the Street Fighter storyline was nothing more than an ExcusePlot [[AllThereInTheManual tucked away in the instruction manual]] of ''SFII''. Despite this, Malibu chose not use most of it and instead made their own story only keeping certain details. These changes included, making Ryu and Chun-Li training together and romantically attracted to one another, having Ken retire from fighting and not married and [[spoiler: Ken is killed in scalped in the second issue]]. Capcom disliked these changes and the series was prematurely canceled at three issues.

* EvilKnockoff: M. Bison's was going to replace every fighter with one.

The series provides the following tropes:

Not to be mistaken for the [[ComicBook/StreetFighter The UDON Comic]].