Here are six Moon Knight comics you should consider diving into ahead of the series premiere. The legendary Warren Ellis begins his first ongoing series in years with a rebooted Moon Knight. 1 (1980) Five years after the character debuted in Werewolf by Night, Moon Knight co-creator Doug Moench spearheaded the character's first-ever solo series alongside legendary artist Bill Sienkiewicz. Plus, he's never really been an A-lister before, so his comics come and go, leaving readers with multiple volumes of often disjointed storytelling to choose from. Here are six Moon Knight comics you should consider diving into ahead of the series premiere. The very nature of his initial invention, which grew to involve several alternate personalities, meant that there have always been many ways to take the character, and different creative teams have taken full advantage of that. Actually, at least one of them isnt a reject. In the pages of Marvel Comics, Moon Knight's been around for more than 40 years now, and yet he remains a tricky character to pin down. Warren Ellis dips into his drawer of rejected plots for Planetary and Global Frequency and wraps Moon Knight around them. 1: From the Dead Book 2 Shelve Moon Knight, Vol. Starring Oscar Isaac in the title role, the series will give Marvel Cinematic Universe fans a fresh look at the hero, a man with dissociative identity disorder who becomes the avatar for the Egyptian moon god Khonshu, inheriting all the powers that come with that mantle (including a cool costume) along the way. Read reviews and discussion of Moon Knight 1 from Warren Ellis and Declan Shalvey, published by Marvel Comics. Moon Knight (2014) (Collected Editions) Series Book 1 Shelve Moon Knight, Vol. Warren Ellis, famed writer of Planetary, continues the pitch perfect portrayal of Moon Knight he started in Secret Avengers.
On March 30, one of Marvel's strangest heroes will get his own Disney+ series when Moon Knight arrives on the streaming service.
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