Marvel's most enigmatic hero, in the premiere issue of his first-ever solo title! Mercenary Marc Spector. Millionaire Steven Grant. Cab driver Jake Lockley. Each is a different side of the same man. Together, they become one - to do what they must - as the macabre Moon Knight! But this silver-clad avenger of the night will soon meet his match in the ruthless Bushman - a face from his past, returned to plague him anew! The visionary pairing of writer Doug Moench and artist Bill Sienkiewicz presents the definitive take on Marc Spector's dynamic origin - and delves deep into the bizarre life of Moon Knight, the Fist of Khonshu! It's one of the all-time great Marvel comic books, boldly re-presented in its original form, ads and all! Reprinting MOON KNIGHT (1980) #1. RATED T
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Published August, 2022 (Modern Age) by Marvel Comics and went on sale June 01, 2022 for $3.99 USD. This issue contains ____ pages in ____, the current NM value is $3.99 USD.
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Let me start right off by saying that Moon Knight is one of my favorite characters. Next to Spider-Man, he's one of my favorites. My first look at Moon Knight was in Amazing Spider-Man #353, in a story arc called Round Robin. I loved it. It had Darkhawk, Nova, Night Thrasher, The Punisher, and of course, Moon Knight. It was a great story that spanned six issues and was a great introduction for me to Moon Knight. Continue Reading »
Moon Knight had always been a title I was curious about, but had never read. I picked up some MK issues to check it out. Upon reading this, know there are 4 personalities: Moon Knight, an investor (Steven Grant), a mercenary (Marc Spector), and a cabbie (Jake Lockley). It's a decent enough story, but I don't understand why the writer felt the need for all of these personalities. It does get a bit confusing, and annoying at times when he switches from one personality to another.
