Moon Knight Epic Collection #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Divided We Fall," Moon Knight finds himself caught in the chaos of a superhero brawl at Four Freedoms Plaza, where alliances fracture and trust shatters. As the dust clears, he faces a terrifying threat: doppelgängers sent by the Magus, including a version of himself that begins absorbing other Moon Knights across dimensions, evolving into the ominous Moon Shade. Written by Terry Kavanagh and illustrated with striking precision by Gary Kwapisz, with inks by Tom Palmer, colors by Mike Thomas, and letters by Ken Lopez, this issue blends high-stakes action with psychological depth. The cover by Kwapisz and Palmer captures the eerie intensity of the moment, making it a standout in the Moon Knight Epic Collection.
In "Divided We Fall," Marc Spector finds himself isolated from his closest allies as tensions fracture his bond with Jo and Bushmaster. With the two separated, a cunning impostor and the ruthless Bushmaster manipulate them into a deadly mission—turning Marc’s friends against Russia’s most powerful figure.
In "The Dark Doppelgangers Descend," Moon Knight finds himself caught in the chaos of a fractured Four Freedoms Plaza, where heroes clash and a Gamma Bomb is narrowly averted. After the dust settles, he’s thrust into a terrifying confrontation with doppelgangers sent by the Magus—each a twisted reflection of a hero, including a monstrous version of himself that begins absorbing other Moon Knights across dimensions, evolving into the entity known as Moon Shade.
Marc Spector returns to Four Freedoms Plaza just as a new threat emerges—doppelgängers of the Magus, each a twisted echo of his past. With Frenchie and the Shadow Cabinet racing to uncover the truth, Marc grapples with a mysterious wound from the Hobgoblin that may be more than it seems.
In "The End Has Just Begun...", Moon Knight, grappling with a mysterious and worsening illness, turns to the Fantastic Four for answers—just as his fractured mind unleashes the MK demons and he’s forced into restraint. With only twenty-five hours to live, he sets out on a desperate mission to track down the Hobgoblin, while the Hellbent strike without warning, eliminating the Knights Templar in a brutal display of violence.
In "Target Two [Hobgoblin Reborn, Part Two]," Spider-Man and Moon Knight push hard to locate Nick Katzenberg before the Hobgoblin can, caught in a high-stakes race across the city. As the Spider-Doppelganger frees the Demogoblin from the Tombs, and Hag and Troll unleash Venom from a secured transport, the chaos escalates—threats multiply, and the clock is running out.
In "Hung Jury [Part 1]," Moon Knight uncovers a sinister plot when he learns the trial of the Pretorians is being manipulated from within. With a juror's son kidnapped and the courtroom under threat, Moon Knight must race to expose the corruption before justice is bought and the trial is ruined.
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↩ Reprints Moon Knight: Divided We Fall #[nn] (1992), Marc Spector: Moon Knight #39 (1992), Marc Spector: Moon Knight #40 (1992), Marc Spector: Moon Knight #41 (1992), Marc Spector: Moon Knight #42 (1992), Marvel Age #116 (1992), Marc Spector: Moon Knight #43 (1992), Moon Knight Special #1 (1992), Web of Spider-Man #93 (1992), Marc Spector: Moon Knight #44 (1992), Web of Spider-Man #94 (1992), Marc Spector: Moon Knight #45 (1992), Marc Spector: Moon Knight #46 (1993), Marc Spector: Moon Knight #47 (1993), Marc Spector: Moon Knight #48 (1993), Marc Spector: Moon Knight #49 (1993), Marc Spector: Moon Knight #50 (1993), Marvel Age #124 (1993), Marc Spector: Moon Knight #51 (1993), Marvel Comics Presents #152 (1994), Marvel Comics Presents #153 (1994), Marvel Comics Presents #154 (1994), Moon Knight #2 (2021)
Reprinted in Moon Knight: Marc Spector Omnibus #2 (2024)
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