Moon Knight #1
Moon Knight #1 (1983) kicks off with "Moon Knight Vengeur de l'ombre," a gripping origin tale that plunges readers into the dark streets of New York, where the mercenary Bushman—long thought defeated in the Sudan—has resurfaced in the city's underbelly. Written by Doug Moench and illustrated with striking, dynamic flair by Bill Sienkiewicz, the issue blends psychological tension with supernatural undertones, all rendered in bold, moody colors by Bob Sharen and Carl Gafford. The cover, also by Sienkiewicz, captures the brooding intensity of the title’s protagonist, setting the tone for a story where vengeance and identity blur in the shadows.
In "Moon Knight Vengeur de l'ombre," the shadowed legacy of Marc Spector begins anew as the mercenary Bushman—long thought defeated in the Sudan—resurfaces in the underbelly of New York. With the city's darkness closing in, Moon Knight must confront the past he believed he’d left behind.
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↩ Reprints Moon Knight #1 (1980), Moon Knight #2 (1980), Moon Knight #3 (1981), Conan Hors Série #1 (1983)
Reprinted in Hulk #2 (1984)
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