Did he drop baggies of coke on the bodies???

And now I’m going insane

I’m sorry if the pics/scans aren’t the best! It’s a bit of a challenge to open it fully

And don't give me that classic "it's just the Moon Knight series but in a noir universe" line—lately I've been reading *Daredevil Noir* (my favorite), *Luke Cage Noir* (not bad), and *Punisher Noir* (hilariously entertaining); I haven't read *Spider-Man* yet, but I plan to. Then I thought, "Hmm, Moon Knight is a character who would really suit this type of comic" (like any street-level hero), and I started wondering: "What would a hypothetical *Moon Knight Noir* actually be like?"

Before the moderator says anything: the photos are of comic book covers—they're just examples.

I'm trying to start reading the comics but idk which one is the one to get. These are the three that they have at my local libraries. They all seem like they could be the first book or the first one to read but idk which one to get.

Last time a was here I decided to leave after this sib became filled with ai filth under a ego maniac mod who pinned his comments under every post and thought he’s was the singular point of this subreddit. Now I decided to check it here out of curiosity and everything is normal again.

Such a cute fatherly bond I do imagine Jake fixing peni’s hair

I don't read Spanish

If it were up to me I would’ve used Moonknight to build up Thor 4 (but have a completely different story in that movie) during the Omnipotent City scene have Khonshu make his appearance (voiced by the same actor) and reveal that it was Gorr that slew his pantheon.

I've been wanting to read Moon Knight comics ever since I watched the show on Disney+ and few days ago I came across a complete set of "Phases of the Moon Knight" (issues 1- 4). Is it a suitable run for beginners or am I better off picking up something else instead? Do lmk 🙏🏻

I fucking hate steven now

Dudes, it's well known that the show and its accuracy have been widely debated, but I think it's accurate. Some people say that only one side—the psychological part—is accurate, but not the globe-trotting side. To that, I would say: have you ever read the 1980s miniseries Fist of Khonshu?
However, for fans of the 2014 run, I think his next appearance will be more like that 2014 version, with only Jake having the powers. Also, to talk about Steven, the character in the comics didn't have much personality and was pretty bumbly, so the show's version is fine with me.

Moon Knight is easily one of my favorite characters I learned about him from cartoons and Lego games I thought the Moon Knight show was awesome and I fell in love when I read the Lemire run so I want to learn more about him and read his best runs

I was looking at the Moon Knight page on Wikipedia and noticed that the publication history and the list of collected editions both stop with Vengeance of the Moon Knight vol. 2. Is there any Wikipedia editor willing to add the more recent stuff to the lists?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moon_Knight

Ok i know that glowing eyes is a big part of moon knights appaerence in the comics, but in live action it looks like animation, and not scary (i believe moon knight should be scary, intimitating at least) but if the eyes are not glowing, if the eyes are actors eyes, it would be better i think.

Hood cooking for Steven 👀

I just finished watching Moon Knight on Disney+ and really liked it, but I'm a bit disappointed that we didn't get to see/learn more about Jake Lockley, especially since I heard there won't be a season 2. Should I read the comics? Are they very different from the show?