- Moon Knight continues his mission to be a hero—which means no killing.
- That’s easier said that done when he cross paths with Deadpool, who has been hired to kill a scumbag child-murderer.
- But it’s pretty easy while teaming up with Spider-Man to fight Sandman!
- It’s also pretty easy when you join Steve Rogers’s clandestine Avengers strike team.
- Seeing Moon Knight teamed up with other Marvel heroes while he tries to be heroic—and questions whether he is doing more good playing by the rules or not—is a fun change of pace.
- Hurwitz makes the moral debate feel natural rather than ham-fisted.
- Huat, Ryp, Brown, and Mossa’s art is energetic and well-suited to the book’s many fight sequences.
This may not be a typical Moon Knight, but it’s a fun, interesting take that’s worth reading.
Collected in
Vengeance of the Moon Knight, Vol. 2: Killed, Not Dead (#7-10)
Credits
Writer: Gregg Hurwitz | Artists: Tan Eng Huat (7-8), Juan Jose Ryp (9-10) | Colorists: Dan Brown (7-8), Andres Mossa (9-10) | Letterer: VC’s Joe Caramagna | Covers: Mike Choi with Sonia Oback, Bryan Hitch with Paul Mounts, J. Scott Campbell with Edgar Delgado, Francsesco Mattina | Assistant Editor: Jody LeHeup | Editor: Axel Alonso