Moon Knight Epic Collection #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Scarlet in Moonlight" delivers a haunting, visually stunning chapter in Moon Knight’s saga, with Doug Moench’s storytelling weaving mystery and myth into a journey back to Sudan. Bill Sienkiewicz’s iconic art—pencils and inks alike—lends a surreal, dreamlike intensity to the temple’s secrets, as Moon Knight and Marlene defend a sacred relic of Khonshu from those who would desecrate it. The cover by Sienkiewicz captures the story’s brooding atmosphere, a striking silhouette against moonlight.
In "Spirits in the Sand," Marlene joins Moon Knight on a journey back to Sudan, where they must defend a long-buried treasure of Khonshu from ruthless grave robbers—within the very temple where Moon Knight’s own tragic past began. The story weaves ancient mystery and personal reckoning beneath the desert sun, with the moon god’s legacy echoing through every shadow.
In "Morning Star," Moon Knight races against time to rescue the Werewolf by Night from a Satanic cult that has him cornered, desperate to stop their dark ritual before it’s too late. The story unfolds with relentless tension, as Marc Spector’s pursuit leads him through shadowed streets and hidden sanctuaries, where ancient forces stir.
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↩ Reprints Moon Knight #24 (1982), Moon Knight #25 (1982), Moon Knight #26 (1982), Moon Knight #27 (1983), Moon Knight #28 (1983), Moon Knight #29 (1983), Moon Knight #30 (1983), Moon Knight #31 (1983), Moon Knight #32 (1983), Moon Knight #33 (1983), Moon Knight #34 (1983), Marvel Age #9 (1983), Moon Knight #35 (1984), Moon Knight #36 (1984), Moon Knight #37 (1984), Moon Knight #38 (1984), Essential Moon Knight #2 (2007), Essential Moon Knight #3 (2009)
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