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Moon Knight #2 (2006)

Moon Knight #2 (2006)

$8.00

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2006 Marvel

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VERY FINE/NEAR MINT
Written by Charlie Huston, pencils and cover by David Finch.
"Fear. More Than God," part 2 of 6. Marc Spector lies awake every night, questions and fears haunting his thoughts. Because one night on windswept rooftop, he squared off against his greatest nemesis and something truly dreadful happened. Something Spector can't put behind him, nor should. Something Khonshu won't let him. The night is young and the moon is full. The worst is yet to come for Marc Spector.
Available:
May 17th 2006

BONUS REVIEW by BRIAN FISHER

Moon Knight #2 by Brian Fisher Holy hell! Are you guys sure this isn't supposed to be a MAX title? Brutally violent from page one, the second issue of "Moon Knight" is as good as the first, revealing how Spector came to be in his current situation. A savage beat down between MK and the Bushman left one of them battered and broken, and one of them faceless. eww. But it seems Marc has a little problem taking responsibility for his own mistakes, and Khonshu, the Egyptian god who gives him his mystical abilities, has abandon him. And so, too has MK's hetero life-partner, Frenchie, it seems. And so it's down to Marc to rely on the kindness of weirdos to get along. And who's this strange new face keeping tabs on our hero? I give it 9 out of 10 Grahams

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