Moon Knight Vol. 1: The Midnight Mission

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Alessandro Cappuccio’s art was pretty good too, but with another more horror-oriented artist from the Fist of Konshu’s past like Sienkiewicz, Finch or Burrows, this could have been a five stars review from me. When gangs of elderly residents leave a trail of bizarre violence, Moon Knight must put his body, mind and very soul on the line to end the carnage! There's some full page spreads that were just so beautiful I want to print it out and hang on my wall. And then we have this enemy who later reveals himself and plan to break Moonknight and I can't wait to see what they'll do with him. The question is, how long do you pay on a debt when there's no one actually keeping a tab except you?

Mostly though I was barely engaged with this bland, forgettable comic - if you’re after some decent Moon Knight comics, check out the ones by Warren Ellis and Brian Wood instead. It's not hyper-violent like Huston, or a trippy space war being fought in the mindscape like Lemire.Nice art, like the idea of MK having this mission where people from the neighborhood could bring their problems to him and he would go out and handle it.

It’s not clear why Moon Knight sometimes appears interchangeably as Mr Knight and Moon Knight either. Quando foi anunciado pela Marvel que Jed MacKay iria assumir o novo título do Cavaleiro da Lua, eu vibrei de alegria, afinal ele havia dado uma abordagem muito legal para as histórias de Felícia Hardy, a Gata Negra. On an administrative level, a recently turned vampire named Reese—one of the first people Moon Knight saved through the Midnight Mission—became Mister Knight's assistant and right-hand woman. Obviously and necessarily tonally different from Mackay's excellent Black Cat series, but every bit as good. To help Moon Knight and Tigra from becoming overwhelmed, the undead Fists of Khonshu offer their support as well.I’m not sure what people see in Jed MacKay because what little I’ve read of his (Daredevil, Taskmaster, Black Cat) has been representative of the current dire state of Marvel: uninspired, poorly put-together and thoroughly uninteresting product.