Moon Knight #9
In "Le procès de Marc Spector, Acte III : Secrets," Marc Spector faces a death sentence after being imprisoned for the killing of Juan Ricardo Dominguez. With Marlene and Frenchie racing to find a way to save him, Moon Knight’s absence leaves the city vulnerable—Jeff Wilde steps into the mask, clashing with the Secret Empire. As Marc confronts the truth about the late president, he joins forces with the Raposistas in a desperate bid to escape execution. Written by Chuck Dixon and illustrated by Sal Velluto, with inks by Tom Palmer and Chris Ivy and colors by Nelson Yomtov, this 1991 issue features a cover by John Romita and Sal Velluto, inks by Tom Palmer.
In "Le procès de Marc Spector, Acte III : Secrets," Marc Spector faces execution for the death of President Juan Ricardo Dominguez, while allies Marlene and Frenchie race to find a way to save him. With Moon Knight absent, Jeff Wilde dons the costume and clashes with the Secret Empire, as Marc confronts the unsettling truth that Dominguez wasn't the man he seemed. As the Raposistas prepare for their final act, Marc joins their desperate bid to escape the gallows.
In "Le procès de Marc Spector, Acte IV : Promesses," Marc Spector escapes prison during a chaotic mass breakout, only to be taken in by Marlene and Frenchie, who return his Moon Knight costume and reignite his mission. As the Secret Empire declares its intent to eliminate him, Marc steps in to save President Silva from Bajete and the Raposistas, securing a pardon—but his fight is far from over. With Bajete and his allies executed, Marc makes a solemn promise to Silva: he will find Raposa.
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