Moon Knight #7
In "New York," Moon Knight confronts a deadly threat when an old ally’s mysterious package leads to a brutal assassination, forcing Marc Spector to step into a dangerous mission he once refused. Written by Doug Moench and brought to life with bold, expressive art by Bill Sienkiewicz, this 1985 issue captures the character’s gritty resolve and personal stakes, with Steve Mitchell’s inks and Christie Scheele’s colors deepening the tension. Denys Cowan’s striking cover sets the tone for a story where loyalty and vengeance collide in the shadows.
In "New York," Moon Knight races against time to stop a devastating attack on the East Coast's communications grid, with the deadly Blacksmith sent to eliminate him at every turn. The stakes are high, the city is on edge, and the masked vigilante must push himself to the limit in a fight that tests both his resolve and his limits.
In "L'héritage du tueur d'élite," Marc Spector is drawn back into a web of espionage when his longtime spy ally reaches out with a dangerous mission: deliver a secret package exposing Nimrod Strange’s network to Switzerland. After the friend is brutally murdered by the Master Sniper, Marc tracks down the assassin and confronts him—only to find himself committed to continuing his ally’s legacy. Now, with the widow’s grief and the weight of the past on his shoulders, Marc sets out to fulfill a promise he never asked for.
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