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Moon Knight Epic Collection
Moon Knight Epic Collection, Vol. 7: Death Watch
Moon Knight's adventures in the 90s get the epic collection treatment!
Moon Knight is dying! Doctor Doom would have words with Marc Spector — but can even an upgraded Fist of Khonshu stand against the monarch of Latveria? The Infinity War pits Moon Knight against his own doppelgangers from across the multiverse. But Marc’s days are numbered, and neither Reed Richards nor Doctor Strange can help with the mysterious malady that ails him. Does the search for a cure involve Spider-Man — and Demogoblin?! As his time ticks down and with his heroic career in doubt, Marc embarks on a legacy quest to find his successor as Moon Knight! Bushman targets those closest to Marc! And Moon Knight fights for survival alongside Shang-Chi!
Marc Moon Knight (1989) 39-51, Moon Divided We Fall (1992) 1, Moon Knight Special (1992) 1, Web of Spider-Man (1985) 93-94, material from Marvel Comics Presents (1988) 152-154
Moon Knight is dying! Doctor Doom would have words with Marc Spector — but can even an upgraded Fist of Khonshu stand against the monarch of Latveria? The Infinity War pits Moon Knight against his own doppelgangers from across the multiverse. But Marc’s days are numbered, and neither Reed Richards nor Doctor Strange can help with the mysterious malady that ails him. Does the search for a cure involve Spider-Man — and Demogoblin?! As his time ticks down and with his heroic career in doubt, Marc embarks on a legacy quest to find his successor as Moon Knight! Bushman targets those closest to Marc! And Moon Knight fights for survival alongside Shang-Chi!
Marc Moon Knight (1989) 39-51, Moon Divided We Fall (1992) 1, Moon Knight Special (1992) 1, Web of Spider-Man (1985) 93-94, material from Marvel Comics Presents (1988) 152-154
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496 pages, Paperback
Published October 24, 2023
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Terry Kavanagh
461 books15 followersTerrence "Terry" Kavanagh is an American comic book editor and writer. Kavanagh's last new comics project was the Before the Fantastic Four: The Storms limited series in 2000–2001.
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January 13, 2024
Really nice collection of this character’s stories. Enjoyable read. Recommended
January 31, 2024
Well what can I say about this!
This is far and away the worst Epic Collection I have had the misfortune to read. It has a good start and the MCP 3 parter at the end is ok but everything in the middle, bulk of the collection is absolute trash.
The stories are atrocious, though part of this is caused by the terrible crossover they are part of, and the art is awful, something I dont quite get as James Fry is a good artist so it must have either been him, or editorial, telling him to become more Image like.
I enjoyed the Epic containing the start of the Marc Spector series but this has me reconsidering whether i will get any more Moon Knight Epics!
This is far and away the worst Epic Collection I have had the misfortune to read. It has a good start and the MCP 3 parter at the end is ok but everything in the middle, bulk of the collection is absolute trash.
The stories are atrocious, though part of this is caused by the terrible crossover they are part of, and the art is awful, something I dont quite get as James Fry is a good artist so it must have either been him, or editorial, telling him to become more Image like.
I enjoyed the Epic containing the start of the Marc Spector series but this has me reconsidering whether i will get any more Moon Knight Epics!
October 29, 2023
So. 90s.
October 18, 2024
Better than Expected. Starts off Strong with the Divided we fall and the Shang-chi teamp up graphic novels. Then onto the main run, the Doctor Doom issues were a little confusing, but then onto the next 4-5 issues of the infinity war tie ins, now these were entertaining. Issue 50 I think is a double sized issue, which also was very good. And the epic finishes off with a 3 part Chuck Dixon Marvel presents story which was solid enough.
Now this may be considered one of the weakest Moonknight eras, but whilst not perfect, it has enough in it to be entertained by. The art and panel sequences can sometimes make things confusing, but it's not as hard to follow as I expected, some of the art isn't well rendered, but there is still some amazing art to look over and enjoy if you are into 90s comic style art. Overall decent enough so recommend giving it a go.
Now this may be considered one of the weakest Moonknight eras, but whilst not perfect, it has enough in it to be entertained by. The art and panel sequences can sometimes make things confusing, but it's not as hard to follow as I expected, some of the art isn't well rendered, but there is still some amazing art to look over and enjoy if you are into 90s comic style art. Overall decent enough so recommend giving it a go.
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