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Cover: Davide Paratore

Vengeance of the Moon Knight #6

Aug 2024 · Marvel · 4.99 USD
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“Under the same Moon”
About this Issue

Vengeance of the Moon Knight #6 is a character-focused Blood Hunt tie-in that deliberately inverts the scale of that 2024 event: where the main series traffics in large-scale vampire apocalypse spectacle, this issue narrows the lens to the street-level cost paid by the Midnight Mission's surviving members — Reese, Soldier, and 8-Ball — in Marc Spector's absence. It is one of the clearest expressions of the core thesis of Jed MacKay's long Moon Knight run: that the institution Marc built matters more than any single hero, and must be tested without him. The issue also deepens the dramatic arc of Reese as a point-of-view character, cementing her leadership of the Mission and her complicated position as a vampire protecting humans from vampires during the worst possible moment for that identity.

writer Jed MacKay · artist, inker Devmalya Pramanik · colorist Rachelle Rosenberg · letterer VC's Cory Petit · cover Davide Paratore

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History

The issue sits within Jed MacKay's unbroken run on Moon Knight that began with the 2021 series — a run that MacKay himself described as a story moving through phases of redemption, legacy, and rebirth. Vengeance of the Moon Knight (Vol. 2) launched in January 2024 as a direct sequel to Moon Knight #30, in which Marc Spector died, and was always planned to stress-test whether the Midnight Mission could function as a protagonist in its own right. Issues #5–7 were conceived as tie-ins to Blood Hunt, the summer 2024 event that MacKay also wrote, allowing him to tell two sides of the same vampire invasion simultaneously. Regular series artist Alessandro Cappuccio stepped aside for issues #6 and #8, with Devmalya Pramanik handling art duties, maintaining visual continuity through Rachelle Rosenberg's consistent coloring.

Trivia · 8 facts

  • Written by Jed MacKay; art (pencils and inks) by Devmalya Pramanik; colors by Rachelle Rosenberg; letters by VC's Cory Petit; edited by Devin Lewis. Cover by Davide Paratore.
  • Released June 26, 2024 (cover-dated August 2024); one of three consecutive Blood Hunt tie-in issues (#5–7) in the series.
  • Featured characters are Reese Williams, Soldier, and 8-Ball (Jeff Hagees) of the Midnight Mission; antagonists are Clan Yulan and Lady Yulan; Marc Spector appears only in recap.
  • 8-Ball (Jeff Hagees) is a pre-existing villain created by Bob Budiansky and Bret Blevins, who debuted in Sleepwalker #2 (July 1991); by this point in MacKay's run he has been rehabilitated into a Midnight Mission member.
  • Reese Williams first appeared in Moon Knight (2021) #1; Soldier first appeared in Moon Knight (2021) #2 — both are MacKay/Cappuccio creations who form the emotional core of this issue.
  • Soldier was previously killed by Zodiac and inadvertently turned into a vampire when the fatal bullet passed through Reese; this issue marks one of his earliest sustained appearances as a vampire-powered Midnight Mission operative.
  • Lady Yulan (the 'Chinese vampire/ganglord') appears in the issue as an antagonist unwilling to align with the Mission during the Blood Hunt crisis — her cameo-level appearance here contributes to ongoing vampire-faction world-building in the MacKay run.
  • The issue was later collected in the trade paperback Vengeance of the Moon Knight Volume 2: It's Alive (collecting #5–9).

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writer Jed MacKay
artist, inker Devmalya Pramanik
cover pencils, inks Davide Paratore

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