Moon Knight #12
In "The Nightmare of Morpheus," Moon Knight races to prevent a terrifying threat born from a shattered mind, as a doctor’s brother slips into a coma after a patient’s powers awaken in the absence of dreams. Written by Doug Moench and brought to life with striking, surreal art by Bill Sienkiewicz, this 1981 issue blends psychological horror with supernatural stakes. The cover, by Frank Miller and Al Milgrom, captures the eerie tension of a man caught between sleep and waking dread.
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Marlene's brother is put into a coma by one of his psychiatric patients who gained super powers when he lost the ability to dream during sleep. Moon Knight tries to stop the monstrous villain before he can return to finish off the good doctor.
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