Moon Knight #22
Moon Knight #22 (1982) delivers a haunting twist in "The Dream Demon," a story that plunges the titular mercenary into a surreal, nightmare-fueled mystery. With Bill Sienkiewicz’s striking cover art—pencils and inks by the legendary artist—setting a tone of eerie intensity, this issue stands out for its atmospheric tension and psychological depth. A full-page Hasbro ad for the G.I. Joe Mobile Strike Force, complete with a $5.00 membership kit, adds a sharp touch of 1980s pop culture flavor.
In "The Dream Demon," Moon Knight is drawn into a chilling mystery when Marlene’s brother arrives at the Grant mansion, haunted by night terrors that bleed into reality. As the nightmares begin to consume Moon Knight himself, he uncovers a terrifying truth: the source lies within the brother, manipulated by the ancient and elusive Morpheus.
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↩ Reprints Moon Knight #10 (1981)
Reprinted in Superserien (Månriddaren) #4/1983 (1983), Månebaronen #4/1983 (1983), Super Marvel #4/1983 (1983), Essential Moon Knight #2 (2007), Moon Knight Epic Collection #2 (2015), Marvel Héroes #71 (2016), Moon Knight Omnibus #2 (2021), Marvel Comics - La collection #210 (2022)
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