Moon Knight Vol. 3: Halfway To Sanity
Product ID: 454215300
Moon Knight picks a new fight! Marc Spector's war with the vampires of the Structure must be fought on two fronts: one on the midnight streets, and the other within his own mind! Marc needs information, and he'll need to rely on some old allies to get it. And while secrets are ferreted out from the steamiest gutters to the highest seats of power, Moon Knight must reveal a hidden truth to those closest to him! Meanwhile, Hunter's Moon stalks the rooftops on his own, intent on his own definition of justice. What shocking revelations will Marc Spector learn about the Fists of Khonshu? And Moon Knight once again encounters Jack Russell, the Werewolf by Night! Collecting MOON KNIGHT (2021) #13-18 and MOON KNIGHT ANNUAL (2022) #1. Review: Don't mess with Moon Knight - Moon Knight is becoming my favourite book from Marvel. I have always preferred the less-powered heroes, but Moon Knight seems to take being badass to the next level. Zodiac hurt Marc/Moon Knight and now he is answering the only way he knows how by kicking the butt of his next opponent in line. He sets his sights on the Tutor a Vampire leader with a plan. I like the therapy sessions held for Moon Knight both external and internal. I also like the way he weaponises his reputation. I thought it was cool the way he decided to use all his other "resources". The book contains 6 issues of the main series and an annual, all the books are action-packed with great artwork. The book finishes with a variant cover gallery. I can't wait to see what happens next. Review: Great run - This is one of the best Moon Knight runs. Writing and artwork are great. Definitely worth checking out.
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K**I
Don't mess with Moon Knight
Moon Knight is becoming my favourite book from Marvel. I have always preferred the less-powered heroes, but Moon Knight seems to take being badass to the next level. Zodiac hurt Marc/Moon Knight and now he is answering the only way he knows how by kicking the butt of his next opponent in line. He sets his sights on the Tutor a Vampire leader with a plan. I like the therapy sessions held for Moon Knight both external and internal. I also like the way he weaponises his reputation. I thought it was cool the way he decided to use all his other "resources". The book contains 6 issues of the main series and an annual, all the books are action-packed with great artwork. The book finishes with a variant cover gallery. I can't wait to see what happens next.
M**W
Great run
This is one of the best Moon Knight runs. Writing and artwork are great. Definitely worth checking out.
A**X
Great Book. Great Run
Mackay does it again. He really gets the character of Moon Knight. This book also brings in Werewolf by Night whose book Moon Knight originally debuted in. The art looks great. The way he’s drawn almost looks like he’s glowing like moonlight. And without spoiling it, there’s an encounter with some vampires towards the end that’s absolutely fantastic.
E**O
BEST MOONKNIGHT SERIES def
Jed Mckay really understands how to make this character great. Moonknight has gone through multiple characterizations but this one really hit it so well. It really shows how troubled he is with his mental illness and also shows very well the awesome powers that make him who he is. The comedy in this book is a 4/10. But the rest of everything I would rate 4.5-4.8/10. Truly one of the most fun comics I've committed myself to reading. Im always excited for a new issues to pop up
K**R
Anointed Fists Of Khonshu
This was absolutely enjoyable from beginning to end (Vol.1-3). Jed MacKay has woven together a Moon Knight masterpiece. The storytelling and character development are first rate/top notch. Its because of writing like this that Moon Knight is quickly becoming my all time favorite. The artwork is really good as well. The glowing aura around Spector throughout the series was pretty cool. There was only one throw away story. It's the Annual issue in Vol. 3 with Jack Russell (Werewolf By Night). It completely interrupted the rhythm of the story arc and really isn't essential. Other than that...loved it. MORE MOON KNIGHT PLEASE!!
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