Moon Knight #25
In "Black Spectre," Moon Knight #25 (1982) delivers a chilling twist on the hero’s world as a desperate man, driven to the edge, declares himself an anti-Moon Knight while running for mayor of New York in his civilian identity. Written by Doug Moench and brought to life with stark, expressive art by Bill Sienkiewicz—both on the interior and the cover—this issue explores the fragile line between justice and madness.
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A down-on-his-luck nobody's sanity snaps and he decides to become an anti-Moon Knight while running for mayor of New York in his civilian guise.
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