Moon Knight Epic Collection #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Nightmare of Morpheus," Moon Knight races against time to protect Dr. Marlene’s brother, a man trapped in a coma after a patient—driven mad by the loss of dreams—gained terrifying powers. As the villain awakens from his own nightmare, Moon Knight must confront the surreal threat before it claims another life.
In "The Cream of the Jest," Daredevil hunts the Jester while Moon Knight tracks down the villain’s partner, leading to a clash between the two heroes that quickly turns into an uneasy alliance. With their paths crossing in a high-stakes chase through the city’s underbelly, the battle-hardened fighters must set aside their differences to face a threat neither can handle alone.
In "Stained Glass Scarlet," Moon Knight tracks a recently released inmate named Joe Fasinera, only to find himself entangled with a mysterious woman whose own pursuit of Joe reveals a connection far deeper than mere coincidence. As the hunt unfolds, the line between justice and personal vendetta blurs in a story that weaves mystery, identity, and the weight of the past.
In "Ruling the World from His Basement," Moon Knight finds himself framed for murder, forcing him to unravel a twisted conspiracy led by a racist villain in a rat suit who targets immigrants. With his reputation on the line and the streets closing in, he must navigate a web of deception to prove his innocence before the truth is buried.
In "Shadows of the Moon," Moon Knight finds himself caught in a deadly game when a mob boss targets New York’s communications grid, hiring the ruthless Blacksmith to eliminate him. With the city’s infrastructure at risk and his own mind teetering on the edge, Moon Knight must confront both the assassin and the shadows within himself.
In "Master Sniper's Legacy!", Marc Spector is drawn into a deadly game when an old ally’s sudden death at the hands of the infamous Master Sniper forces him to take up a secret mission. With the trail leading from a hidden package to a shadowy network tied to Nimord Strange, Marc must confront a past he thought he’d left behind—now, he’s the only one who can honor his friend’s final act.
In "The Slayers Elite," Moon Knight finds himself in Jerusalem, locked in a deadly game against Nimrod Strange and his fanatical army of anarchists. Just as he prepares to strike, Nimrod ambushes him with a trio of elite assassins—each more lethal than the last—turning the city into a battleground of shadows and blood.
In "Assault on Island Strange," Moon Knight, Frenchie, and Marlene launch a daring raid on Nimrod’s hidden stronghold, only to find Marlene unexpectedly taken as one of his elite bodyguards. With Nimrod now armored in a lethal battle suit and calling himself Arsenal, the trio must strike at his operations—blowing up his planes and weapons—before he vanishes with Marlene, leaving their mission hanging in the balance.
In "Cut Adrift off the Coast of America," Moon Knight faces off against the ruthless Arsenal, who has seized control of New York by threatening to detonate oil tankers positioned at critical points across the city. With Marlene still undercover among Arsenal’s bodyguards, Moon Knight must navigate a deadly game of strategy and survival to stop the impending disaster and save her—before it’s too late.
In "The Dream Demon," Jo’s brother arrives at the Grant mansion desperate for help after being plagued by night terrors and waking hallucinations—visions that soon begin to invade Moon Knight’s mind. As the nightmares grow more violent and personal, Moon Knight uncovers a terrifying truth: the source isn’t just a haunting, but a manipulation by an ancient enemy, Morpheus, using Peter as a vessel.
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↩ Reprints Moon Knight #5 (1981), Moon Knight #6 (1981), Moon Knight #7 (1981), Moon Knight #8 (1981), Moon Knight #9 (1981), Moon Knight #10 (1981), Moon Knight #11 (1981), Moon Knight #12 (1981), Moon Knight #13 (1981), Moon Knight #14 (1981), Moon Knight #15 (1982), Moon Knight #16 (1982), Moon Knight #17 (1982), Moon Knight #18 (1982), Moon Knight #19 (1982), Moon Knight #20 (1982), Moon Knight #21 (1982), Moon Knight #22 (1982), Moon Knight #23 (1982)
Reprinted in Moon Knight #23 (1982), Moon Knight Omnibus #1 (2020)
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