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Carol and Peter go on a date.
Ms. Marvel (2006) #47
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// Ms. Marvel Vol. 9: Best You Can Be
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some fun facts for the @tournament-of-x voters
The oldest contestants currently in the match (and by oldest, I mean “the date of their first appearance”, not their actual ages) are Magneto, Jean Grey, Bobby Drake/Iceman, and Scott Summers/Cyclops. All four of them first appear in X-Men #1 in 1963.
The youngest contestant currently in the match (again, in terms of the dates of their first appearance, not actual age) is Gwendolyn Poole/Gwenpool, who first debuted in Howard the Duck #1 in 2015.
Of the contestants, only Laura Kinney/Wolverine appeared first on screen -- her first ever appearance was in Season 3, Episode 10 of X-Men: Evolution in August of 2003. This would be later followed by her first comic appearance in NYX #3, in December of 2003.
As far as classic teams go: the 33 characters remaining include three of the original five X-Men (Jean, Bobby, Scott), four of the classic nine New Mutants (Xuân Cao Mạnh/Karma, Dani Moonstar/Mirage, Roberto da Costa/Sunspot, and Illyana Rasputin/Magik -- Dani, Xuân, and Roberto are also founding members), and two people who have two first appearances (both Illyana and Nathan Summers/Cable appear in canon continuity as babies/toddlers prior to appearing later under their aliases -- Illyana appears in Giant-Sized X-Men #1 in 1975 and Nathan appears in Uncanny X-Men #201 in 1985). Two contestants are also part of the iconic Giant-Sized X-Men team created in 1975 -- Kurt Wagner/Nightcrawler and Ororo Munroe/Storm. Two members of the original Generation X remain (Monet St. Croix/M/Penance and Jubilation Lee/Jubilee), as well as two from the Academy X era (David Alleyne and Megan Gwynn, from the New Mutants second generation team and the Paragons, respectively), three if you choose to count Laura Kinney/Wolverine, who joined the remaining students of New X-Men vol. 2 just after M-Day.
All the contestants save nine made their first appearances in X-books (X-Men, Giant-Sized X-Men, Uncanny X-Men, New Mutants, X-Factor, X-Force, Generation X, X-Men: Evolution and New X-Men). The ones who do not first appear in X-books are Mystique (Ms. Marvel #18 in 1978, though she technically had a cameo appearance two issues prior), Xuân Cao Mạnh/Karma (Marvel Team-Up #100 in 1980), Anna Marie Lebeau/Rogue (Avengers Annual #10, 1981), Dani Moonstar/Mirage and Roberto da Costa/Sunspot (both in Marvel Graphic Novel #4 in 1983), Billy Kaplan-Altman/Wiccan (Young Avengers #1, 2005), Tommy Shepherd/Speed (Young Avengers #10, 2006), Eden Fesi/Manifold (Secret Warriors #4, 2009), and Gwendolyn Poole/Gwenpool (Howard the Duck #1, 2015).
Demographically speaking, four characters in the tournament are canonically Jewish -- Magneto, Kate Pryde, Billy Kaplan-Altman/Wiccan, and Bobby Drake/Iceman (thanks for the reminder, @/ant-ifascottlang!) Though it hasn’t been confirmed, one might assume that Tommy Shepherd/Speed and Lorna Dane/Polaris are also Jewish, being related to them.
The 70s and the 80s are proving themselves to be the most popular -- 8 candidates that were created in the 70s are still in the tournament (Kurt Wagner/Nightcrawler, Ororo Munroe/Storm, Illyana Rasputin/Magik, Mystique, Jean-Paul Beaubier/Northstar, Jeanne-Marie Beaubier/Aurora, Kitty/Kate Pryde, and Emma Frost/White Queen), and 8 characters created in the 80s are still in the tournament as well (Irene Adler/Destiny, Xuân Cao Mạnh/Karma, Anna Marie Lebeau/Rogue, Dani Moonstar/Mirage, Roberto da Costa/Sunspot, Nathan Summers/Cable, Julio Richter/Rictor, and Jubilation Lee/Jubilee).
Of the other decades: seven characters were introduced in the 2000s (Eloise Phimister/Negasonic Teenage Warhead, David Alleyne/Prodigy, Laura Kinney/Wolverine, Megan Gwynn/Pixie, Billy Kaplan-Altman/Wiccan, Tommy Shepherd/Speed, and Eden Fesi/Manifold), five were introduced in the 60s (Magneto, Jean Grey, Bobby Drake/Iceman, Scott Summers/Cyclops, and Lorna Dane/Polaris), and four were introduced in the 90s (Remy Lebeau/Gambit, Lucas Bishop, Neena Thurman/Domino, and Monet St. Croix/M/Penance). Gwendolyn Poole/Gwenpool is the only character remaining in the tournament to be introduced after 2010.
One character is canonically Muslim -- Monet St. Croix/M/Penance.
Eleven characters are canonically LGBTQ+: Bobby Drake/Iceman, Mystique, Jean-Paul Beaubier/Northstar, Kitty/Kate Pryde, Irene Adler/Destiny, Xuân Cao Mạnh/Karma, Julio Richter/Rictor, David Alleyne/Prodigy, Billy Kaplan-Altman/Wiccan, Tommy Shepherd/Speed, and Gwendolyn Poole/Gwenpool.
Laura Kinney/Wolverine, Remy Lebeau/Gambit (thanks for the reminder, @/souldagger!) and Megan Gwynn/Pixie have been confirmed by writers to be queer, but there has been no on-panel confirmation for any of them beyond Pixie’s appearance/alternate dimension self in Secret Wars.
Without counting the upcoming Uncanny Avengers, at least three characters have been recurring Avengers -- Anna Marie Lebeau/Rogue, Roberto da Costa/Sunspot, and Eden Fesi/Manifold. Rogue and Sunspot also notably led teams of Avengers. Several other candidates have been Young Avengers -- David Alleyne/Prodigy, Billy Kaplan-Altman/Wiccan (who was a founding member), and Tommy Shepherd/Speed.
Ten characters are mutants of color -- Ororo Munroe/Storm is Kenyan-American and grew up in Cairo, Xuân Cao Mạnh/Karma is Vietnamese, Dani Moonstar/Mirage is Indigenous American, specifically Cheyenne, Roberto da Costa is Afrolatino and from Brazil, Julio Richter/Rictor is Mexican, Jubilation Lee/Jubilee is Chinese-American, Lucas Bishop is Aboriginal Australian/Black American (according to Chris Claremont, who confirmed that Bishop is indeed descended from Aboriginal Australian mutant Gateway), Monet St. Croix/M/Penance is Monacan-Algerian, David Alleyne/Prodigy is a Black American, and Eden Fesi/Manifold is Aboriginal Australian.
While Laura Kinney/Wolverine first appeared as a visibly brown girl in X-Men: Evolution, her design has since been lightened and she does not have a confirmed ethnicity.
Only eight of the remaining contestants have never appeared in live-action adaptations -- Irene Adler/Destiny, Xuân Cao Mạnh/Karma (though her name is shown on a computer screen in X2: X-Men United), Jean-Paul Beaubier/Northstar, Jeanne-Marie Beaubier/Aurora, David Alleyne/Prodigy, Megan Gwynn/Pixie, Eden Fesi/Manifold, and Gwendolyn Poole/Gwenpool. Of these, only Karma, Penance, Prodigy, Manifold, and Gwenpool have no on-screen appearances at all -- the others appear in the various animated series (Destiny has a recurring appearance in X-Men: Evolution, Pixie pops up in Wolverine and the X-Men, and the Beaubier twins appear in the X-Men cartoon of the 90s). While Penance is listed on Wikipedia as being in Wolverine and the X-Men, it does not cite an episode, though her twin younger sisters appear in Season 1 Episode 10 “Greetings from Genosha.” **this post has been corrected -- Monet St. Croix/M/Penance appears in the direct to TV Generation X movie (thanks for the reminder, @/cranechel!)
#tournament of x#long post#this isn't propaganda this is just some fun facts :) for anyone who would like to see it#i spent way too long on this#edit to add: now updated. more fun facts. peace and love on planet hyperfixation
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An assortment of questionable perspective shots of Moonstone (and a green energy version of Carol Danvers) from Ms. Marvel (2006) #39, #40 and #41 (submitted one from #40 before)
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(Marvel Super-Heroes (1990) #11)
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(Uncanny X-Men #269)
(Contest of Champions II #5)
(Ms. Marvel (2006) #9)
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miss danvers you are so incredibly normal about this woman 💕
#long post#marvel#carol danvers#rogue#anna marie darkholme#teenage obsession with them..... resurfacing...... hghfnv
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The Marvel/Disney Crossover Mashup series
What happens when your favorite epic Marvel superheroes (and villains) collide...with your beloved Disney favorites? What If the Marvel Universe joined forces with the heroes of Disney Television Animation!?
Introducing the team-ups you never thought you'd see -- The Marvel/Disney Crossover Mashup series, where Marvel's iconic superheroes (and villains) meet the beloved characters of Disney Television Animation in some of the most mashup retellings of your favorite Disney TVA shows.
VOLUME 1: Young Avengers Series
In these mashup retellings of the Marvel/Disney Crossover Mashup's Young Avengers series, the all-new, all different interpretations of your fan-favorite Marvel characters -- Dr. Stephen Strange, T'Challa/Black Panther; Loki, the God of Mischief; Tony Stark/Iron Man, Kamala Khan/Ms. Marvel, Howard the Duck, and America Chavez -- collide with the current worlds of your favorite Disney TVA shows from the 2010s and 2020s -- The Owl House (2020-2023), Amphibia (2019-2022), The Ghost and Molly McGee (2021-present), Big Hero 6: The Series (2017-2021), Gravity Falls (2012-2016), DuckTales (2017-2021), and Star vs. The Forces of Evil (2015-2019)
...all leading up to the big fusion finale, where their different universes and worlds collide, and heroes will unite -- Coming Soon!
The Owl Sanctum -- (Doctor Strange (2016) X The Owl House)
The Black Panther of Amphibia -- (Black Panther (2018) X Amphibia)
The Ghost, the Trickster, and Molly McGee -- (Loki/Avengers Endgame (2019) X The Ghost and Molly McGee)
Iron Hero 7 -- (Iron Man X Big Hero 6)
Marvel Falls -- (Kamala Khan/Ms. Marvel X Gravity Falls)
Howard's DuckTales -- (Howard the Duck X Ducktales (2017))
America and Star vs the Forces of Evil -- (America Chavez (2017) X Star vs. the Forces of Evil)
VOLUME 2: Defenders Series
The Marvel/Disney Crossover Mashup awesomeness continues in the Defenders series, where the all-new, all different interpretations of your favorite Marvel characters -- Guardians of the Galaxy, She-Hulk, Shang-Chi, Miles Morales/Spider-Man and Moon Girl -- have made their way to five, totally unexpected worlds and universes of your favorite Disney Channel shows from the 2000s - Lilo & Stitch: The Series (2003-2006), Kim Possible (2002-2007), American Dragon: Jake Long (2005-2007), The Proud Family (2001-2005), and Recess (1997-2001)
Ohana of the Galaxy -- (Guardians of the Galaxy X Lilo & Stitch)
The Impossible She-Hulk -- (She-Hulk X Kim Possible)
Shang-Chi X American Dragon: Jake Long
Miles Morales/Spider-Man X The Proud Family
Moon Girl X Recess
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365 Marvel Comics Paper Cut-Out SuperHeroes - One Hero, Every Day, All Year…
Mid-Summer Supplemental - The Marvelous Super Pets
Lockjaw the Pet Avenger
This pupper’s mother was subjected to the mutagenic properties of the Terrigen Mist. As a result, Lockjaw and his littermate were bestowed super powers. Lockjaw grew into a massive form possessing greatly enhanced strength, cosmic awareness and the ability to teleport himself and others across vast distances, even between dimensions. Along with serving as watchdog to The Inhuman Royal Family, Lockjaw has additionally embarked on many adventures alongside countless heroes, including the Fantastic Four, Ms. Marvel and Spider-Man. He additionally helped form the mighty Pet Avengers! Lockjaw first appeared in Fantastic Four Vol. 1 #45 (1965).
Chewie the Flerken
Carol Danvers, the heroic Captain Marvel, was unaware that her pet cat, Chewie, was actually a powerful alien being known as a Flerken. The pocket dimensions these Flerken possess within them proved to be of great help during Captain Marvel’s adventures in space. A version of Chewie appeared in the Captain Marvel movie, renamed ‘Goose’ and portrayed by a quartet of tabbies named Gonzo, Rizzo, Archie and Reggie. Chewie first appeared in Giant-Size Ms. Marvel #1 (2006).
Bats the Ghost Dog
Bats was an aged basset hound who ended up in the care of Stephen Strange during the time he had become a veterinarian after being deposed from his title of Sorcerer Supreme. Strange enchanted Bats with a translation spell that allowed his barks to be interpreted as English. An encounter with Loki resulted in Bats suffering a fatal heart attack. The old boy had so enjoyed his time with Dr. Strange, however, that he decided to stay at the sorcerer’s side in a ghostly form. As a specter, Bats continued to accompany Strange on many adventures. He’s a very good boy and first appeared in the pages of Doctor Strange Vol .1 #381 (2017).
Tippy-Toe The Squirrel
The intrepid squirrel known as Tippy-Toe first aided The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl in a battle against the villainous Maelstrom. From there on out Tippy and Squirrel Girl became inseparable and Tippy has proven her valor time and time again as one of the best sidekicks a superhero could ever ask for. She first appeared in the pages of Great Lakes Avengers #4 (2005).
Lucky the Pizza Dog
Lucky had previously belonged to the villainous Tracksuit Vampires, but he chose to save the Avenger, Hawkeye, and ended up hit by a car. Hawkeye rushed the dog to a veterinarian. Although he lost an eye, Lucky made a full recovery and went on to be a constant companion to both Hawkeyes, Clint Barton and Kate Bishop. His favorite food is pizza! Lucky featured in the Disney+ series Hawkeye, portrayed by a pair of pooches named Jolt’ and Eevee. Lucky first appeared in Hawkeye Vol. 4 #1 (2012)
Redwing the Avenger
Sam Wilson came across a juvenile falcon while exploring the caribbean island of Exile. Sam named him Redwing and the two soon discovered they shared a psychic bond where the two could communicate through telepathy. Sam would go on to find that he could commune in this fashion with most all bird, but his link with Redwing remained the strongest. Redwing would go on to be Sam’s partner throughout his many adventures as both The Falcon and Captain America. He first appeared in Captain America Vol. 1 #117 (1969).
Jeff The Landshark
Jeff was created by the villainous BRODOCK who had mutated sharks into bipedal creatures. Jeff was not especially vicious and ended up being taken in as a pet by Gwenpool. After spending some time on Monster Island, Gwen decided to leave Jeff in the care of Deadpool after she had doubts that she would have a solo series again, causing her to be worried about his future. The little guy first appeared in the pages of West Coast Avengers Vol. 3 #7 (2019).
Oliver, Lucifer & Figaro
Some time back, the villainous Sabertooth gathered up a trio of kittens who he planned to eat as a ‘snack.’ Mystique saved the kittens, depositing them in Gambit’s apartment. Mystique had believed Gambit would feel annoyed or put upon having to take care of the three cats. To the contrary, Gambit loved the little fur-balls and they have brought tremendous joy to his life. He named them each after cats who have appeared in Disney animated movies. Now grown, the three cats currently live in Gambit and Rogue’s residence in the Braddock Lighthouse on the isle of Krakoa. Oliver, Lucifer, and Figaro first appeared in Astonishing X-Men Vol. 3 #62 (2013).
Cosmo the Space Dog
Cosmo was formerly a test animal for the Soviet Space Program (СССР). He was launched into Earth's orbit as part of an experiment but his spacecraft drifted out of orbit and entered into a wormhole that sent him to the space station known as Knowhere. At some point during his spacial drift, cosmic rays mutated Cosmo, giving him his psionic powers. Thereafter, he became the station's Chief of Security for Knowhere. Cosmo makes a cameo appearance in the movie, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 1 where he is portrayed by Fred the Dog. The space-faring doggo first appeared in the pages of Nova Vol. 4 #8 (2007).
Liho & Alpine
Who would have guessed that the cold warriors known as The Black Widow and Winter Soldier would have such warm hearts when it comes to cats? Well, they do and both of these Avengers have found themselves adopted by a pair of furballs. Liho decided to make the Natasha Romanoff hers in the pages of Black Widow Vol. 5 #1 (2014); whereas Alpine took in Bucky Barnes in Winter Soldier Vol. 2 #1 (2018).
Lockheed the Dragon
Lockheed is a member of a highly advanced dragon-like extra-terrestrial race. Lockheed himself was celebrated by his own as a brave fighter and hero against the Brood. Kitty Pryde of the X-Men happened upon Lockheed during an adventure that took the X-Men into space. She took care of the little dragon as though he were a pet, not realizing his sophisticated intellect. The two had numerous adventure together and it was later revealed that Lockheed had been assigned by his kind to stay with the X-Men so to keep tabs on them. Kitty felt betrayed when she ultimately learned this truth, yet she and Lockheed were ultimately able to amend their friendship. The dragon first appeared in the pages of Uncanny X-Men Vol. 1 #166 (1983).
Mister Dibbles
A turtle is an interesting pet for the fastest man alive, but that does not change the fact that the Avenger known as Quicksilver loves little Mr. D here with all his heart. The terrific turtle first appeared in Quicksilver: No Surrender #2 (2018).
Niels The Cat
Niels was exposed to the same cosmic energies that imbued the heroic Speedball with his special powers. Niels gained the same powers and is able to generate a protective forcefield that absorbs all kinetic energy and redistribute the energy by bouncing about like a pinball. Niels embarked on numerous adventures alongside Speedball and even joined the lad during his memo phases wherein Speedball became ‘Penance’ and Niles became ‘P-Cat The Petulant Puss.’ Niles was later adopted by Jim Hammond, the original Human Torch. The fantastic feline first appeared in Speedball #1 (1988).
Zabu of The Savage Land
Zabu is a Smilodon (or saber-tooth tiger) who grew up in the Savage Land (an artificial preserve for prehistoric wildlife situated in deep Antarctica). Zabu became the companion of Ka-Zar the Savage and the two would embark on many adventures together. Later, Zabu joined Ka-Zar’s wife, Sahnna in a competition to possesses the Phoenix Force. He first appeared in X-Men Vol. 1 #10 (1965).
Mewnir
Mewnir (or Mew for short) is a white-haired cat owned by Nancy Whitehead, the roommate and best friend of the Unbeatable Squirrel Girl. Mewnir is named after the phonetic pronunciation of Thor’s hammer, Mjolnir. Mew's diet consists of half a cup of kibble mixed with half a can of wet food per day, so keep that in mind! She first appeared in Unbeatable Squirrel Girl Vol. 1 #1 (2015).
Ms. Lion
The fabulous Ms. Lion is a small dog owned by May Parker and lived in Queens, New York. The little pupper ended up joining Lockjaw’s Pet Avengers in an adventure where the team prevented the Infinity Gems from falling into evil hands. In the universe of Spider-Man and The Amazing Friends, doggo is cared for by the heroine, Firestar. Ms. Lion first appeared in the pages of Lockjaw and the Pet Avengers #1 (2009).
Throg the Thunder Frog!
A frog who possesses the power of Thor. He is Throg! ...and first appeared in the pages of Lockjaw and the Pet Avengers #1 (2009).
#365 Marvel Comics Heroes#Pet Avengers#Lockjaw#Lucky#Lockheed#Throg#Nilse#Redwing#Zabu#Tippy-Toe#Gambit#chewie the cat#bats the ghost dog#cut-outs#paper art
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Ms. Marvel (2006) #29
Brian Reed/Adriana Melo
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On this day (September 20, late) in Sharon Carter history, Sharon appeared in:
Captain America V3 #35 (2000)
Ms. Marvel: Best of the Best HC (Reprint Ms Marvel V2 #1) (2006)
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Ms. Marvel #8 (December 2006) cover by David Mack.
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Ms. Marvel (2006) #15 ⚡️
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Girlfriends.
Ms. Marvel (2006) #1
#carol danvers#ms marvel#jessica drew#spider woman#ms marvel 2006#ms marvel comics#captain marvel#captain marvel comics#marvel comics#marvel 616#marvel#caroljess#carol x jessica#brian reed#616 carol danvers#616 jessica drew
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// Ms. Marvel Vol. 9: Best You Can Be
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What's up, gamers. Every so often, I get asked for MK comic recommendations. I'll include links to a couple of really good reading guides from the subreddit (that I had Zero hand in making) and toss my two cents below. Not that it'll buy you anything.
TL;DR: See reddit below, be sure to check out the Excel master list of appearances. Most of the quality runs has been printed in omnibus, Epic Collection, trade paperback, Marvel app. You know.
If those links don't work, go to the r/MoonKnight subreddit and check out the Reading Suggestions and Collected Editions in the menu.
Below the cut, I give a sort of non-spoiler walkthrough and talk about what's in print .
Cory's Reading List [Edited 2 April 2024]
I read everything on the below list. I have my opinions. If I tell you not to read something, it's because I don't like it. But I'm also some Jewish singlet/non DID/OSDD guy on the internet.
Here are some articles by a system who is a fan of the Moon Knight System.
Okay, finally, the list
Werewolf by Night (1975) #32 and #33. First appearance.
Marvel Spotlight #29
Hulk Magazine #13-15, #17-18, #20-21 (they're the backup stories, so if you're 'online' search and read by Hulk, scroll halfway through the issue)
Marvel Preview #21
Moon Knight (1980) #1-38 written mostly by Moench and drawn by Sienkiewicz. "But Cory, why are we reading all these old comics?" Because while different words are used now, the writers of the first run do really well at making Marc, Steven, and Jake a system. Iconic rogues are introduced. Marc's first backstory in #37 and #38 is the perfect backstory, imo.
Moon Knight: Fist of Khonshu (1985) fucking sucks but #6 is great. So, read #1 so you know what the plot is and #6.
West Coast Avengers (1985-1994) goes here. The first time Khonshu is more than just some weird statue. Also includes Tigra and Marc kissing. MK is in issues #21-41, which is collected in 3 different Epic Collections and at least one is out of print because someone in Marvel hates me specifically /jk. The Epic Collections are titled: Lost in Space-Time, Tales To Astonish (out of print), and Vision Quest.
Marc Spector: Moon Knight (1989-1994) is 60 issues and it gets borderline unreadable about halfway through. That being said, the first half has some great stuff. So honestly, read a few stories from it, get tired, and know he dies at the end. Then read
Resurrection Wars and High Strangers - two separate mini-series by Moench because they killed his boy. Walks back some of the MS: MK things to the 1980s days.
MK (2006) is 30 grimdark issues. The first 13 issues are usually all I can stomach. Marc gets injured, kills Bushman in an extremely violent way, and has substance use issues. He also is extremely violent, lashes out/pushes away his original cast. The run is hella ableist.
Vengeance of the Moon Knight (2009): The most Marc acting Jake Lockley in existence, coming back from a stint in Mexico at the end of MK 2006. Some retcons. It's. Fine.
Secret Avengers (2010) #19 is one of the only issues with decent MK. First sighting of Mr. Knight. Too bad it's by Ellis. The rest of Secret Avengers is ableist or he's not really there.
Shadowland: MK is an event tie-in. Does some retcons I like but also our favorite can't stay dead brother is back.
MK (2011) by Bendis. Don't read it. Steven and Jake are replaced by Cap, Wolverine, and Spider-Man. Why isn't addressed.
MK (2014): Marc's back from LA. Introducing Mr. Knight. As far as plot goes, it's mid. As far as cool art goes, it fucks. Do you like black and white suit? Marc punching ghosts? Bird skull Khonshu? Tell Shavley thanks. This run is mostly out of print on account that the first writer, Ellis, sexually coerced people.
MK (2016): Lemire and Smallwood. The dream team. It's set in the System's inner world. If you can only get one run in print, this is the one I recommend.
MK (2017): The Bemis run. Websites attach it to the Lemire run. It's not. Stop reading 2016 when issue #188 appears. It's shit.
Avengers (2018) #31-38. Age of Khonshu only is relevant for what Marc does now and his mental state.
MK (2021) wrapped at 30 issues in December 2023.❤️ MacKay gets it right the vast majority of the time. The art (inks and colors) are some of my favorite work around Sienkiewicz and Shavley. Like Lemire, MacKay ties in classic points with new directions.
Vengeance of the Moon Knight (2024) is the current ongoing from January 2024-???. Same creative team as Moon Knight (2021).
Print Options:
Omnibus is a heavy, oversized, hardback and contains a lot more issues. They also have some weird printing smell and texture. Epic Collections are standard sized, softback that has more issues than a Trade Paper Back (TPB). Make sure you read the back of the volumes so you don't buy repeats. Weigh pros and cons. What do you value/can afford? And the physical weight of the omnibus.
As of Spring 2024, there are currently 5 omnibuses with another on the way.
MK OMNIBUS: Volume 1 (1975-1980) - MK's first appearance, the backups from Hulk magazine, half of the 1980 run.
MK OMNIBUS: Volume 2 (1980-1985) - other half of 1980 run, MK: Fist of Khonshu
MS: MK OMNIBUS Volume 1 (1989-1994) - #1-34 (out of the 60 issues), some Spidey, some Castle.
MS: MK OMNIBUS Volume 2 (1989-1994) - #35-60 and both of Moench's mini-series (Resurrection Wars and High Strangers) and 3 issues of Black Panther. Do I recommend this omnibus? Not really. After the first story in this omni (and even it is stretching it), it really does fall off that cliff. But, I got it because I wanted it on my shelf. Moench and Black Panther stuff helps soften the sting.
MK by Huston, Benson, & Hurwitz OMNIBUS (2006-2010) - all 30 issues of 2006's run and Vengeance of MK, and Shadowland.
Additionally, MacKay's 2021-2023 run will be published as an omnibus in October 2024. I'm only surprised it's happening this soon and without Vengeance but...We'll see what happens in Vengeance eh?
There are currently 6 (going on 7) Epic Collections for the pre-ehhhh... 2006 stuff. Everything after 2006 and Vengeance 2009 is far more accessible in Trades (paper or hardback) or single-volume for certain runs.
MK Epic Collection: Bad Moon Rising - early adventures pre-1980 and the first 4 issues of 1980.
MK: Countdown to Dark: the Hulk backups and Marvel Preview #21.
MK Epic Collection: Shadows of the Moon - MK (1980) #5-23
MK Epic Collection: Final Rest - MK (1980) #24-38
MK Epic Collection: Butcher's Moon - tie-ins, solo issues, and MS: MK (1989) #1-7.
MK Epic Collection: Death Watch. Collects MS: MK #39-51, Divided we fall, and some other tie-ins. Yes, we do jump ahead from #7 to #39.
MK Epic Collection: The Trial of Marc Spector fills in some of Death Watch's gap with MS: MK #8-25 and that Punisher annual. It comes out in October 2024 as well.
For Lemire's run, there is a one volume softcover collection called Moon Knight by Lemire & Smallwood: The Complete Collection. This is the one you want.
Happy reading!!
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Ms Marvel 2 (2006) by Brian Reed & Roberto De La Torre
Cover: Frank Cho
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