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	Avengers Forever - Profiles (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Moon Knight brought Russell, his lover Topaz, and his sister Lissa to the Committee, who revealed that they intended to use the Werewolf to kill their enemies, and hoped that Lissa would become a werewolf as well.
		Moon Knight defeated Zohar, but Spector subsequently suffered another serious mental breakdown and decided to abandon all of his alternate identities to settle down with Marlene; however, he was contacted by three ancient Egyptian Priests who had served Khonshu for thousands of years, and they convinced him that he was truly the avatar of Khonshu.
		Moon Knight stayed with the Avengers for awhile, and was gradually accepted into their ranks; but Khonshu was responsible for influencing Spector to join the team, as Spector had no interest in being an Avenger.
	www.avengersforever.org /characters/characters.asp?cID=34 (2515 words)

	The religion of Moon Knight (Marc Spector)
		Moon Knight has generally (but not always) been portrayed as having a strong belief that Khonshu is the source of his powers a strong belief that he has a responsibility to serve Khonshu.
		Moon Knight was one of 33 characters who were identified as the most religious superheroes in the Marvel Universe in Infinity Crusade (June 1993).
		Moon Knight explains to his girlfriend how his father (who is a rabbi) had disapproved of his boxing, leading to his leaving home and joining the marines.
	www.adherents.com /lit/comics/MoonKnight.html (2531 words)

	Moon Knight
		Moon Knight arrives on scene and engages in a lengthy battle with ending in their defeat.
		Moon Knight prods Doom and he admits that the artifact is a family heirloom.
		Moon Knight realizes that the man portrayed in the cameo is Doom's father and surrenders the amulet to him but declines the offer for medical help.
	www.gate.net /~doom/exile/moonknight39-40.htm (647 words)

	Moon Knight - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Moon Knight was originally Marc Spector, an American rabbi's wayward son who had become a mercenary.
		Moon Knight is often criticized as an ersatz Batman and the parallels are indeed apparent.
		During his third series, Moon Knight's silver-white costume was improved to include adamantium, and he acquired an array of high-tech weaponry.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Moon_Knight (2295 words)

	Moon Knight
		Moon Knight employs high-carbon steel alloy, silver plated, crescent shaped, throwing air-foil/darts, 5 inches long from tip to tip, and weighing 10 ouches.
		Moon Knight’s stainless steel alloy trucheon is a multi-purpose weapon, measuring 12 inches and weighing 12 pounds, which he keeps in a spring loaded, quick release holster mounted on his left boot.
		Moon Knight sometimes uses his cape as a makeshift parachute to glide from his copter to the street.
	www.angelfire.com /comics/thor/Gallery/Moon (717 words)

	Khonshu (Egyptian god, Moon Knight character)
		Moon Knight was dumbfounded to discover that the priests he had known in the future had existed that long ago in the past.
		(Moon Knight I#28 (BTS))- During Spector and Marlene's visit to Egypt, Marlene was captured by Jellim Yussaf, who brought her to the Tomb of Seti, wanting her to lead him to the hidden treasure of Khonshu he believed the tomb contained.
		It was seemingly destroyed by Bushman and Midnight Man, causing a major breakdown in Moon Knight's psyche, but Marlene claimed that this statue was a fake, and that she had preserved the original, granting Spector the stability he needed.
	www.marvunapp.com /Appendix/khonshum.htm (3057 words)

	The Ultimate Moon Knight Resource
		Moon Knight: The Bottom (6 issue Mini Series) Tentativley slated for a March release, this 6 issue miniseries is the first Moon Knight comic to hit stands since the High strangers Mini in the late 90's.
		Their is also the issue of Moon Knights costume change...but according to my poll, most people seem to be indifferent (and unoffended) by it.
		Moon Knight and All related characters, logos, and images of Moon Knight and related characters are TM and Copywright Marvel Enterprises Unless otherwise stated.
	moonknightfan.tripod.com (3426 words)

	Moonshade (Infinity War, Moon Knight doppelganger)
		Moon Knight freed Alicia, and engaged Moonshade in battle.
		Moon Knight ripped the psi-phon off of Moonshade, but as he had evolved to the point that he no longer needed it, he finished absorbing Dark Moon's life essence.
		Moon Knight had early observed Moonshade's vulnerability to adamantium, and this time managed to get in a crippling blow that destroyed Moonshade.
	www.marvunapp.com /Appendix/moonshad.htm (2111 words)

	Amazon.com: Essential Moon Knight, Vol. 1 (Marvel Essentials): Books: Doug Moench,Bill Mantlo,Steven Grant,Frank ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The best Moon Knight stories were the ones buried in the back of The Incredible Hulk Magazine, a slightly popular attempt by Marvel to cash in on its television sensation when he was on the air.
		Moon Knight is an overlooked character, unfairly criticized and sadly neglected.
		The book reprints Moon Knight's first appearance in the highly sought after "Werewolf by Night" #32-33 and then continues on with his appearances in "Hulk" magazine which were later released with the 1980 ongoing Moon Knight series as special editions #1-3.
	www.amazon.com /Essential-Knight-Vol-Marvel-Essentials/dp/0785120920 (2549 words)

	Don Markstein's Toonopedia: Moon Knight
		Moon Knight had one, and it didn't matter that it had been anticipated decades earlier in pulp magazines.
		Moon Knight, in many ways, seemed inspired by The Shadow, whose adventures in the pulps go back to the 1930s.
		The fact that thereafter, he had super strength that waxed and waned with the phases of the Moon, lent a certain degree of credence to the claim.
	www.toonopedia.com /moonkngt.htm (689 words)

	iFMagazine.com Reviews - Comic Book Review: MOON KNIGHT #1
		Created by Doug Moench, Moon Knight straddled the line between conventional super hero mixed with horrific interludes and a protagonist who literally had a split personality (replete with three different alter egos).
		Nonetheless, the storytelling is in the spirit of the best of Moon Knight stories – right down to the twist ending that sets up where Marc Spector should be at the beginning of his new series – at the bottom, destroyed, humiliated and in need of finding himself again (hey, sounds familiar).
		MOON KNIGHT really is a truly phenomenal Marvel character, now it’s up to Huston to prove to the rest of the world who thinks he’s nothing more than a second-rate Batman that we were right all along.
	www.ifmagazine.com /review.asp?article=1238 (806 words)

	tomknight.com --Tom Knight, Tom Knight & the Blue Moon, Tom Knight Puppets, Children's Music -- Ithaca, NY
		Tom Knight is a singer, songwriter, puppeteer and band-leader based in the Ithaca, NY area.
		Tom Knight and the Blue Moon is a 6-piece band playing swing, rock 'n' roll, soul, and ballads, available for weddings, receptions, swing dances, and festivals.
		Tom Knight Puppets is a dynamic collection of songs and skits for all ages with lots of participation.
	www.tomknight.com (164 words)

	IGN: Moon Knight #1 Director's Cut Preview
		Moon Knight has made a triumphant return in his very own ongoing series thanks to Charlie Huston and David Finch.
		Moon Knight #1 was an overwhelmingly successful relaunch, especially considering that Moon Knight hasn't had his own series in almost a decade.
		Retailers were happy to report that Moon Knight #1 was flying off their shelves complimenting the critical success it has received.
	comics.ign.com /articles/711/711295p1.html (390 words)

	Marvel Pacts with No Equal for Moon Knight - ComingSoon.net
		First introduced by Marvel Comics in the mid-1970s, "Moon Knight" remains a true fan favorite as evidenced by the current best-selling comic book series featuring the Super Hero.
		After an encounter with the Egyptian god of vengeance and the moon deity Konshu, he became a hero: Moon Knight.
		Now as Moon Knight, he hunts criminals in the night, bringing them to justice, and striking fear in the hearts of criminals everywhere.
	comingsoon.net /news/tvnews.php?id=17188 (329 words)

	Moon Knight #1
		That seems to be most people's favourite run on Moon Knight, which perhaps indicates the problem.
		What follows is a mammoth 14 pages of dream scene as Moon Knight fights some generic villains and defeats them.
		To be fair, Huston also uses the narration to set up some interesting ideas about Moon Knight's attitude to what he does, and establishing the specific and subtle ways in which he's off his rocker.
	www.thexaxis.com /misc/moonknight1.htm (683 words)

	NEWSARAMA.COM: MOON KNIGHT #1 - THE FIRST 11 PAGES
		That demanded moment, the April 5th debut of Moon Knight #1, as a new, ongoing series by Charlie Huston and David Finch.
		We’ve previously spoken with Huston, so for this preview, we tapped series editor Axel Alonso for an overview, both of how Huston is approaching the character and his world, as well as what readers can expect when Marc Spector once again dons the cowl and cape.
		So it’s safe to say that Moon Knight is driven by some very powerful forces.
	www.newsarama.com /marvelnew/MoonKnight/01/MoonKnight01.htm (511 words)

	Moon Knight # 1 Director’ Cut
		Moon Knight’s legs have been crushed and he longs for a return to the super hero life.
		It’s the 1990s all over again as Moon Knight is reborn as a Spawn-like character.
		When he arrived in the 1970s, Moon Knight was a cheap Batman rip off.
	comicbookbin.com /moonknight001.html (350 words)

	Essential Moon Knight: Vol. 1 » Bookgasm
		Moon Knight is kind of like the poor man’s Batman.
		Aiding Moon Knight on his adventures are his super-hot girlfriend, Marlene; a sassy fl diner waitress; a homeless man who always has a cloud of flies around him; and his personal helicopter pilot, a Frenchman named (now pay attention, because this is awfully subtle) Frenchy.
		Instead, they’re about ideas and concepts, like Moon Knight’s powers waning during a full lunar eclipse, a bioterrorism attack on the Chicago water supply that turns people mad or a trip to St. Lucien where the locals are disappearing and turned into zombies.
	www.bookgasm.com /reviews/comics/essential-moon-knight-vol-1 (479 words)

	Bags and Boards: "Moon Knight" tapped for TV
		"Moon Knight" tapped for TV Marvel has teamed up with No Equal Entertainment to produce a TV skein based on "Moon Knight." Skein will be produced by Larry Sugar, a TV veteran of more than 35 years.
		Moon Knight has been hanging around the Marvel Universe since 1975's Werewolf by Night #32.
		Character's alter ego is Marc Spector, a soldier of fortune who has a run-in with some Egyptian dieties and takes on the mantle of Moon Knight.
	weblogs.variety.com /bags_and_boards/2006/10/moon_knight_tap.html (382 words)

	Bring back Moon Knight! Petition
		Moon Knight, was the one, although some may not admit it.
		Moon Knight was one of Marvel's finest Characters, massively underrated.
		Certainly, Moon Knight would fit in, he's got potential locked up inside him that needs to be released, maybe put someone who's well known for high profiled interesting stories and great art on the project.
	www.petitiononline.com /ss572/petition.html (308 words)

	IGN Boards - MOON KNIGHT is the second next gen exclusive confirmed from the VIP site
		Moon Knight is an exceptionally strong melee fighter in Marvel: Ultimate Alliance.
		Yes I saw that this morning in the VIP section, Moon Knight is in the game, but who is the guy that appears dress in fl (like a ninja) even with a sword like the one that Blade uses.
		I may not know much about Moon Knight, but the Ultimate version of his costume is frickin' awesome, and that alone warrants his being in the game.
	boards.ign.com /marvel_comics_games/b7683/129110911/p1 (953 words)

	www.pulpnoir.com » Comic Books - The Official Charlie Huston Website
		Moon Knight is a comic book character that first appeared in Marvel Comics’ 1975 “Werewolf by Night” #32, written by Doug Moench and illustrated by Don Perlin.
		Moon Knight was back in the late eighties in “Marc Spector Moon Knight”, with a revolving door of writers, artists and interpretations, for 60 issues.
		This is a Newsarama interview with Marvel Editor in Chief Joe Quesada in which he talks a bit about Moon Knight and previews some of Moon Knight artist David Finch’s wicked pencils for the series.
	www.pulpnoir.com /?page_id=6 (1051 words)

	Moon Knight #1 - Shiny Shelf
		In terms of the Marvel characters likely to get picked for a high profile, top talent relaunch, Moon Knight is in roughly the same stratum as Batroc the Leaper and Whistle Pig the Living Totem.
		More than anything, Moon Knight is memorable for being seriously disturbed even by the standards of comic book vigilantes, having a number of other personalities apart from that of Marc Spector.
		However, here it is — a new ‘Moon Knight’ #1, written by crime author Charlie Huston and pencilled by David Finch, hot from his run on one of Marvel’s biggest books of recent years, ‘New Avengers’.
	www.shinyshelf.co.uk /article/3/2/1219 (607 words)

	Comics Continuum: May 9, 2006 -- Moon Knight's Charlie Huston
		Moon Knight writer Charlie Huston said that he is on board for the first 12 issues of the title, and then possibly could do more.
		Moon Knight editor Axel Alonso sent Huston some comics script to help him adapt his style.
		Huston said it's too early to reveal which characters would be showing up in Moon Knight during the second arc.
	www.comicscontinuum.com /stories/0605/09/charliehuston.htm (1174 words)

	Moon Knight #1 Review - Silver Bullet Comics
		However, events leave Khonshu's knight in a situation of despair, which he must rise from.
		That being said, Moon Knight is an exception for me. I fell in love with the visual design of the character, and then looked him up.
		So, when word got out of a new Moon Knight series, I was in.
	www.silverbulletcomicbooks.com /reviews/114746046413341.htm (582 words)

	Marvel Select Moon Knight
		Similar to Past Marvel Select figures, Moon Knight has less articulation points than figures in the Marvel Legends line while making up for it in added detail, complete with two crescent "moonarang" throwing weapons.
		Moon Knight's patron deity gets its own mini-idol with the figure, with equal levels of detail.
		While Sister Mary Margaret from your Sunday school days may not approve of this on your mantle, you'll have a hard time not saying a quiet prayer or two to the god of vengeance for superpowers of your very own, or at least a Mooncopter with accompanying French chauffeur.
	www.mania.com /51773.html (341 words)

	Moon Knight! - The Superhero Hype! Boards (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		I started thinking some hypers might not know who moon knight is so i copied this from another forum.
		Spector found his strength to be greatly enhanced under the light of the full moon.
		I was an avid Moon Knight fan, and I always thought two people would be perfect for his role.
	www.superherohype.com /forums/showthread.php?t=161659 (1201 words)

	NEWSARAMA.COM: SDCC DAY 3 — AUTHOR LEADS MOON KNIGHT CREATIVE TEAM
		One of Marvel’s most frequent teases during the first half of the 2005 convention season was the identity of the creative team for an upcoming Moon Knight revival, and Joe Quesada just took the opportunity of his SDCC Cup ‘O Joe panel to finally make the announcement.
		Beginning in February 2006, the six-issue limited series Moon Knight: The Bottom will be drawn by (wait for it) New Avengers David Finch and written by Charlie Huston.
		For fans maybe not totally up to Moon Knight speed, Marvel describes him as one of their most unique heroes.
	www.newsarama.com /SDCC05/Marvel/moonknight/moonknight_cup.html (717 words)

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