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Moon Knight #4 (2006)

Moon Knight #4 (2006)

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VERY FINE/NEAR MINT
Written by Charlie Huston, pencils and cover by David Finch.
Someone out there knows all the angles on Marc Spector. They know his strengths and his weaknesses -- and just how much pressure to apply to make him snap. About 250 pounds of sculpted muscle and cocksure attitude, to be exact. Enter: Taskmaster! (If you thought Moon Knight's battle with Bushmaster was brutal, you've got another thing coming.)

BONUS REVIEW by DAL BUSH

The most amazing thing about Charlie Huston and David Finch's new Moon Knight series isn't how well written it is or how well drawn it is or how violent it is or how it's got Taskmaster in it. That stuff's great, but the best thing has to be the fact that it's made Moon Knight, a character I could not have cared less about 5 months ago, someone I want to see in every book. Seriously. If there's some way Marvel can put out "Moon Knight Loves Mary Jane" or "Moon Knight & Power Pack", I would buy 100 copies each and swim around in them like Scrooge McDuck. And I'd take my papercuts and say "Thank you, Marvel. And thank you, Moon Knight!" 10 Grahams

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