Moon Knight by Lemire & Smallwood: The Complete Collection #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis complete collection gathers the acclaimed 2016 Moon Knight series by writer Jeff Lemire and artist Greg Smallwood, along with its tie-in material. The story delves deep into Marc Spector's fractured psyche, blurring the lines between his identities as Moon Knight, Steven Grant, and Jake Lockley while exploring his connection to the Egyptian god Khonshu. Supporting characters like Marlene Alraune, Bertrand Crawley, and the villainous Bushman appear as Marc confronts his past and the nature of his reality.
"Welcome to New Egypt, Part One" kicks off Jeff Lemire and Greg Smallwood’s acclaimed Moon Knight run with a haunting blend of memory and myth. Flashing between Marc Spector’s past—his father’s funeral, his time in the Marines, and his fateful meeting with Jean-Paul DuChamp—and the present, where he’s drawn into a desperate mission to reach Anput for Anubis, the story weaves personal trauma with supernatural stakes. Greg Smallwood’s evocative art and Jordie Bellaire’s moody colors set a tone that’s both intimate and otherworldly, all anchored by a cover by Smallwood that captures the series’ eerie, grounded mysticism.
In "Birth and Death Part Two," Marc Spector confronts the weight of his past as flashbacks reveal his father’s funeral, his turbulent time in the Marines, and his fateful meeting with Jean-Paul DuChamp. Now, in the present, he races to save Anput from Anubis—but his efforts falter at a critical moment.
In flashbacks, Marc Spector and Jean-Paul DuChamp take down a heroin ring, crossing paths with the enigmatic Bushmaster. In the present, Moon Knight, guided by his fractured selves, stages a daring rescue to return Anput to Anubis—securing Crawley’s freedom in a move that tests the limits of redemption.
In a flashback, Marc Spector is hired by Bushman to locate an ancient tomb, only to find himself caught between loyalty and morality when Bushman turns on the archaeologists. In the present, Marc prepares to face Khonshu, standing at a crossroads between faith, identity, and the cost of being a god’s chosen.
In "Birth and Death Part Five," Marc Spector’s past and present collide as a haunting flashback reveals his fateful entry into Khonshu’s tomb—where he first became Moon Knight. Now, in the present, he faces the god who shaped him, confronting the divine influence that has long dictated his mind.
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↩ Reprints Moon Knight #1 (2016), Moon Knight #1 (2016), Moon Knight #1 (2016), Moon Knight #1 (2016), Moon Knight #2 (2016), Moon Knight #2 (2016), Moon Knight #3 (2016), Moon Knight #3 (2016), Moon Knight #4 (2016), Moon Knight #5 (2016), Moon Knight #6 (2016), Moon Knight #6 (2016), Moon Knight #6 (2016), Moon Knight #7 (2016), Moon Knight #8 (2017), Moon Knight #9 (2017), Moon Knight #10 (2017), Moon Knight #10 (2017), Moon Knight #10 (2017), Moon Knight #10 (2017), Moon Knight #11 (2017), Moon Knight #12 (2017), Moon Knight #13 (2017), Moon Knight #14 (2017), Moon Knight #14 (2017)
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