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Moon Knight is Finally Back and He Already Has a Target on His Back

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Marvel’s original Moon Knight is officially back in action, and he is already on track for a direct confrontation with his would-be successor.

As a new dawn breaks in the pages of Vengeance of the Moon Knight #8, the titular hero’s longtime allies are finally reunited with the founder of the Midnight Mission they so dutifully protect. Thanks to Khonshu being freed from his Asgardian prison, Marc Spector is resurrected by his patron god. Unfortunately, this means there is no longer room for a second Moon Knight, and it is hard to imagine that Marc’s successor will give up that mantle without a fight.

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Written by JED MACKAY Art by DEVMALYA PRAMANIK Colors by RACHELLE ROSENBERG Letters by VC’s CORY PETIT Main cover art by DAVIDE PARATORE Variant cover by ALESSANDRO CAPPUCCIO & RACHELLE ROSENBERG

After Marc Spector sacrificed himself to save New York City from what would have been a truly devastating attack, he was unable to resurrect himself as he had done so many times before. This was because Khonshu, the God of the Moon who Marc derives his powers from, was still imprisoned deep beneath Asgard for his crimes against the world. Not long after Marc’s demise, the mantle of Moon Knight was taken by Max Coleridge, better known as the Shroud, who was desperate for a way to reclaim the life he felt he had lost control of.

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In the hopes of evening the odds, Moon Knight’s allies Tigra and Hunter’s Moon took it upon themselves to free Khonshu from imprisonment. Using the Wrecker’s enchanted crowbar, the duo were able to not only ensure Khonshu’s freedom, but Marc Spector’s return as well. So far, this hasn’t caused any serious issues, although it remains to be seen what Khonshu’s next move will be considering he was imprisoned for leading his own attempt at taking over the world.

Vengeance of the Moon Knight #8 is on sale now from Marvel Comics.

Source: Marvel Comics

Vengeance of the Moon Knight

Clad in the black of mourning, the Midnight Mission remains! But who is left to keep the faith? And how have they been changed by the Black Spectre’s master stroke? The next chapter of MOON KNIGHT starts here as the congregants of the Midnight Mission pick up the pieces and carry on the mission…and find themselves faced with a mysterious new enemy in eerily familiar vestments. This comic was written by Jed Mackay and the artist is Alessandro Cappuccio.

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