Moon Knight Epic Collection #5
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Knight Fight," Marc Spector faces a death sentence after being implicated in the death of President Juan Ricardo Dominguez, while Marlene and Frenchie race to clear his name. With Moon Knight imprisoned and Jeff Wilde stepping into the role of the masked vigilante, the Secret Empire takes advantage of the chaos. As Marc grapples with the truth about Dominguez’s legacy, he joins forces with the Raposistas in a desperate bid for freedom. Written by Charles Dixon and illustrated by Sal Velluto, with inks by Tom Palmer and Chris Ivy, colors by Nelson Yomtov, and letters by Ken Lopez, this gripping tale features a cover by Mark Bagley.
In "Devils in the House," Moon Knight and Midnight take a rare patrol during the chaos of the Acts of Vengeance, only to stumble into an Ultimatum operation that pulls in the Punisher on surveillance. With Midnight sent home, Moon Knight teams up with the vigilante on a tense pursuit of Flag Smasher and his network—two men bound by violence, duty, and the shadows they both inhabit.
In "Called to Heaven," Moon Knight and the Punisher find themselves at odds with the Flag Smasher, who’s exploiting the chaos of the Acts of Vengeance to advance his global takeover—forcing the two unlikely figures into a tense, high-stakes clash.
In "Trouble Times 3," Moon Knight faces off against a dangerous trio of solo villains—Killer Shrike, Ringer, and Coachwhip—exploiting the chaos of the Acts of Vengeance. When the moon copter goes down and Frenchie is critically injured, Moon Knight must push himself to the limit in a fight that tests both his resolve and his limits.
In "Distant Thunder," Frenchie lies injured in the hospital after the Mooncopter crash, leaving Moon Knight and Midnight to investigate the wreckage at the police impound yard—only to find themselves cornered by Arsenal and his forces. The tension mounts as the team’s resolve is tested in a high-stakes confrontation that pushes them to their limits.
In "The Trial of Marc Spector, Part 1; Comes the Night," Marc Spector finds himself hunted not by his usual shadows, but by Silver Sable and the Wild Pack, who have been sent to deliver him to the county of Bosqueverde to face trial for a killing committed during his time as a mercenary under dictator Emmanuel Raposa. The past comes calling with relentless precision, forcing Spector to confront the weight of his actions in a place where justice is as uncertain as his own fractured mind.
In "The Trial of Marc Spector, Part III: Secrets," Marc Spector faces execution for his role in the death of President Juan Ricardo Dominguez, while Marlene and Frenchie race to find a way to save him. With Moon Knight absent and Jeff Wilde stepping into the role of the masked vigilante, the Secret Empire begins to stir. As Marc confronts the weight of his past and the truth about the late president, he forms an uneasy alliance with the Raposistas in a desperate bid to survive.
In "The Trial of Marc Spector Part IV: Promises," Marc Spector flees prison during a chaotic breakout, only to be rescued by Marlene and Frenchie, who return his Moon Knight costume and reignite his mission. With the Secret Empire now hunting him, Marc must prove his worth by saving President Silva from Bajete and the Raposistas, earning a pardon—but his fight is far from over as he vows to track down the elusive Raposa.
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