Marc Spector is the mercenary Moon Knight. While on assignment, an archeological dig was botched, and Spector became avatar of Egyptian moon god Khonshu. This communion also aggravated his dissociative identity disorder. In addition to Spector, there are multiple personas: millionaire Steven Grant, informant Jake Lockley, super-powered Moon Knight, and the ‘measured’ Mr. Knight.
The mysterious Mr. Knight has opened his Midnight Mission, protecting his parishioners from the weird and the horrible. And Marc Spector, the host of Moon Knight identities, lives as a renegade priest of an unworthy god. But while the Egyptian god Khonshu languishes in a prison that Spector put him in, Moon Knight must still observe his duty: protecting those who travel at night.
Teen werewolf Jack Russell is stalked, then apprehended, by a merc with themed gadgets and crisp style. Read through #33!
Look no further for the perfect intro. This series fuses all Spector’s fractured phases into a noir horror with supernatural threads. The ‘traditional’ comic format gets a twist too.
Moon Knight becomes Khonshu's vehicle of destruction in this starring arc. Modern-day Earth is remade in the image of Ancient Egypt as the Avengers battle undead armies, mummies, and deities of a lost age. Read through issue #37!
With girlfriend Marlene and getaway pilot Frenchie by his side, Moon Knight, plus Spector, Grant and Lockley, seek vengeance against the mercenary responsible for the mission that altered Spector – Bushman.
This series covers everything from Spector’s Orthodox Jewish roots, military, and even Hollywood history. Spector ‘comes to’ in a mental institution where his link to Khonshu and his hero career are dismissed as delusions. But the staff and patients wear two faces, and Khonshu urges his Knight to see in the dark…
A vengeful sun god burrows inside a psychotic man, leading the Lockley persona to discover a secret daughter he shares with on-off love Marlene. Then, Bushman teams with the avatar of Ra, and Spector’s new family threatens to go up in flames.
The free agent breaks out the crescent boomerang when S.H.I.E.L.D. oversteps their bounds with Defenders ally Jack Norris. Moon Knight’s Defenders stint starts here!
Peter’s night out with Betty is quashed when Spider-Man saves cab driver Jake Lockley from a hold-up. Soon after, a hooded ranger shows up to pound justice in a way that makes Spidey uncomfortable!
Moon Knight’s WCA run kicks off here! Clint Barton has a chance encounter with Khonshu in ancient Egypt, triggering a message in Spector’s present.
Read through #10 for this Punisher team-up! Marvel’s morally murky take on the equally deranged Flag-Smasher.
Spector joins street-level staples Daredevil, Punisher, Cloak and Dagger, Shang-Chi and Black Widow in a crime-fighting ‘partnership’ that extends to not killing each other.
WARNING: NOT FOR KIDS! This series features Spector’s frequent breaks from reality in his search for actual ties to Khonshu. Moon Knight hunts Bushman, and it’s not enough to say things go off the rails.
Back in New York and armed to the teeth, the Night Watcher targets Norman Osborn, before broadening his horizons. But MK’s flair for drama draws unwanted eyes…
In street-level crossover Shadowland, a possessed Daredevil becomes leader of ninja death cult The Hand, causing power imbalance in New York’s hero circle. Daredevil hires ‘The Profile’ and a second Khonshu avatar to eliminate Moon Knight…
After we get a blockbuster recap of Marc’s life, we dive into an L.A. set series that depicts his frightening new low. Aided by the imagined identities of Spider-Man, Wolverine and Captain America, MK wages war in the City of Angels. Avenger Echo guest-stars!