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Marc Spector: Moon Knight #7 is an electrifying issue

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Marc Spector: Moon Knight #7

There is nothing like friends you can count on. Those are the ones close to you whose bongs are really tested. Those tests show how close you really are. We find our truest friends through trials. Not everyone in your life are individuals you can count on. Sometimes you’re the most reliable one in your life. In Marc Spector: Moon Knight #7, Marc assembles his friends for a new Midnight Sons!

The Midnight Sons make their presence known! With Moon Knight’s closest allies, the Midnight Mission, ensnared in the gullet of an interdimensional relative of their living headquarters, Marc calls on Clea, Blade, Ghost Rider, and Daredevil to form a new incarnation of Marvel’s occult operators.

Jed MacKay continues his epic Moon Knight run and has this new version of the classic team taking on the dragon Ginarr and Achilles Fairchild! It’s a solid issue that fans of the characters and the overall concept of the team will get excited for.

The art by Devmalya Pramanik with color with Rachelle Rosenberg and lettering by Cory Petit is amazing. The page layouts pop, it’s a comic where you linger to stare at every panel and every page.

Overall, Marc Spector: Moon Knight #7 is an electrifying issue. The story by Mackay is white-knuckle. The art by the creative team is spectacular. Altogether, it’s a story that shows why the Midnight Sons long deserves to be on the big screen.

Story: Jed MacKay Art: Devmalya Pramanik
Color: Rachelle Rosenberg Letterer: Cory Petit
Story: 9.0 Art: 9.0 Overall: 9.0 Recommendation: Buy

Marvel provided Graphic Policy with a FREE copy for review

Purchase: Zeus Comics – Kindle

Exclusive Preview: Marc Spector: Moon Knight #6

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Marc Spector: Moon Knight #6

(W) Jed MacKay (A) Devmalya Pramanik
(C) Rachelle Rosenberg (L) Cory Petit
(CA) Paulo Siqueira, Yen Nitro (VCA) Dike Ruan, Netho Diaz, German Peralta, JP Mayer and Arthur Hesli

BLADE DRAWS NEAR! Jed MacKay and Devmalya Pramanik’s critically acclaimed tour de force continues with the return of the daywalker BLADE! Weeks ago, the Midnight Mission was impaled by a living sword and seemingly destroyed! But while Marc Spector and his allies were able to resurrect it, another horrifying house from across space-time heard its death cry and has come to Earth hungry for flesh and blood. Luckily, that’s a hunger Blade knows how to handle, though this monstrosity may be beyond even HIS pay grade…

Marc Spector: Moon Knight #6

Exclusive Preview: Marc Spector: Moon Knight #5

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Marc Spector: Moon Knight #5

(W) Jed MacKay (A) Devmalya Pramanik
(C) Rachelle Rosenberg (L) Cory Petit
(CA) Paulo Siqueira and Rachelle Rosenberg (VCA) Nino Is, Nogi San, Gerardo Sandoval and Erick Arciniega

THE RETURN OF ACHILLES FAIRCHILD! Something wicked this way comes, and it’s a pissed-off demigod with an ax to grind against MARC SPECTOR: MOON KNIGHT! Achilles Fairchild has been pummeled once already — but what’s happened to him in his time away? And why does it spell disaster not just for Marc Spector but for his friends and allies as well?!

Marc Spector: Moon Knight #5

Marc Spector: Moon Knight #1 kicks off a new chapter full of mystery

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Marc Spector: Moon Knight #1

MOON KNIGHT: MISSING! Marc Spector has been many things – an Avenger, a Fist of Khonshu, a Karnak Cowboy and now… KIDNAPPED?! But by whom? And why?! Don’t they have any idea they’ve trapped MOON KNIGHT?! Marc Spector: Moon Knight #1 delivers the start of a new chapter for the character and it’s an intriguing one.

Writer Jed MacKay continues his journey of Marc Spector and Moon Knight with a new series that delivers one hell of a mystery. Marc Spector: Moon Knight #1 has Marc captured. We’re generally told by who but beyond wanting some information from him, we don’t really know why. It’s an issue of psychological torture as Marc’s tormentors overlook his rat in a maze and cage life. But, can psychological attacks break Moon Knight? That’s a big part of the discussion of the comic along with how he’d react to physical torture as well. While that might seem strange, it’s an excellent way to teach new readers about the character and the challenges he presents to villains.

Marc Spector: Moon Knight #1 is an interesting comic. It’s a first issue of a new chapter but it continues the weaving tale MacKay has concocted for the hero. While you don’t have to know what has happened before, the issue’s ending will probably hit harder if you do. I’ve read a smattering of what MacKay has released so far and it’s solid, but having not kept up with it, I can’t say if the main villains play into anything that has come before. But, the way the issue is presented, it doesn’t really matter if they have.

The art by Devmalya Pramanik is fantastic. With Rachelle Rosenberg and lettering by Cory Petit, Marc’s plight feels hectic and chaotic and you can feel the mental beat down he’s experiencing. It’s a comic that relies heavily on psychological torture an it feels like the way the pages are laid out, the panel shapes that are chosen, all play into the labyrinth that holds Moon Knight within.

Marc Spector: Moon Knight #1 kicks off an intriguing mystery. It’s one that’ll keep you guessing the specifics but delivers the general take on what you need to know. It’s a solid debut that’ll have readers coming back to find out more about this mystery and see the beatdown that’ll be coming in the second issue that’s teased at the end of the issue. The debut issue isn’t so much a reboot or starting point, but a new chapter in Moon Knight’s journey in the hand of writer Jed MacKay.

Story: Jed MacKay Art: Devmalya Pramanik
Color: Rachelle Rosenberg Letterer: Cory Petit
Story: 8.25 Art: 8.5 Overall: 8.35 Recommendation: Buy

Marvel provided Graphic Policy with a FREE copy for review

Purchase: Zeus Comics – Kindle

Exclusive Preview: Moon Knight: Fist of Khonshu #15

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Moon Knight: Fist of Khonshu #15

(W) Jed MacKay (A) Domenico Carbone
(C) Rachelle Rosenberg (L) Cory Petit
(CA) Davide Paratore (VCA) Bjorn Barends, Devmalya Pramanik and Rachelle Rosenberg

WAR AT THE MISSION’S DOOR! The Midnight Mission has been through hell and back the last few years — but that isn’t half of what they’ll go through in THIS issue! As the stage is set for an emotional disaster that’s bound to tear the mission apart, Marc Spector finds himself ambushed and at the mercy of a familiar, and particularly violent, foe…

Moon Knight: Fist of Khonshu #15

Marvel’s new Sorcerer Supreme is Revealed!

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In the wake of Victor Von Doom’s fall, a new Sorcerer Supreme rises to take his place in Sorcerer Supreme, an ongoing series launching in December. Since it was announced, the mysterious series has kept fans guessing over which magical hero would receive the mantle. It has now been revealed along with the series’ creative team!

Wanda Maximoff has been many things, a mother, an Avenger and the Scarlet Witch. Now, Wanda claims a new title: Sorcerer Supreme! Follow her adventures as Earth’s primary mystical defender this December in Sorcerer Supreme, written by Scarlet Witch scribe Steve Orlando and artist Bernard Chang. Fan favorite artist Leirix will deliver spellbinding main covers. Superstar Scarlet Witch artist Russell Dauterman also returns to grace Wanda with a costume befitting her new title and provide variant covers for the first five issues. Each of Dauterman’s covers will spotlight a member of Wanda’s advisory council, including Clea, Chthon, Wiccan and more magical experts!

Defying tradition and breaking every rule, Scarlet Witch charts a bold, new path as the Sorcerer Supreme! But will her rebellious approach to the role bring magic in the Marvel Universe to new heights or leave it in ruin?

The Vishanti, unwilling to validate Wanda’s claim, anoint their own Sorcerer Supreme—AGATHA HARKNESS! Following a fiery battle with her former mentor, Wanda wakes up in Limbo where nothing is as it seems. And if she’s going to escape, she must first defeat its ruler…MADELYNE PRYOR! And with Wanda and the Vishanti distracted, what rising mystical threats have escaped their notice? Determined to fulfill her sacred new duty, Wanda expands her scope and redefines her power to protect the world like no Sorcerer Supreme ever has!

Check out the first three main covers by Leirix along with variant covers by Rose Besch, Mark Brooks, Devmalya Pramanik, and Jenny Frison. In addition, check out the first three of Russell Dauterman’s variant covers as well as a variant cover spotlighting his original design sheet for Wanda’s new look. Plus, Inhyuk Lee captures the current state of Marvel magic in newly revealed connecting covers for Wiccan: Witches’ Road #1, Doctor Strange #1, and Sorcerer Supreme #1, all on sale in December, and artist Geoff Shaw’s Winter Break Variant Cover for Sorcerer Supreme #1 is unveiled!

Pick up One World Under Doom #9 on November 21 to discover more about Wanda’s new status quo and preorder Sorcerer Supreme #1 at your local comic shop today!

SDCC 2025: Marvel reveals the finale to One World Under Doom and Teases the Next Sorcerer Supreme

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The Marvel Comics: Next Big Thing Panel, one of the most anticipated moments of San Diego Comic-Con, gave fans a glimpse at the most monumental storylines coming to the Marvel Universe! In addition to new series announcements, writer Ryan North revealed the cover of One World Under Doom #9, the final issue of North and R.B. Silva’s epic event series that’s defined the last year of Marvel Comics storytelling. On sale in November, Ben Harvey’s cover dramatically teases Doom’s fall, but while his reign may end, the impact of Doom’s final actions will be felt forever! What comes next? Will Doom retain the mantle of Sorcerer Supreme or will another step up to become Earth’s prime mystical protector? See the potential candidates on a new promotional image by artist Devmalya Pramanik and learn more in the months ahead.

FINALE!

Doom has confronted all of Earth’s heroes in battle – and he’s won. What’s more, he’s used the magical power of Sorcerer Supreme to ensure that this victory has become a fixed moment in time: a thing that will stand forever, impervious to magic or time travel alike. But unbeknownst to Doom, in that climatic moment that can now never be changed, the seeds of Doom’s downfall were also fixed for all eternity. Left with an intolerable defeat that cannot be changed, Doom makes a choice he can never undo – and the rest of the world will pay his price…

Check out the One World Under Doom #9 cover and promotional artwork teasing the next Sorcerer Supreme!

Marvel Horror gets the Black, White & Blood treatment with Marvel: Black, White & Blood and Guts

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This Halloween season, Marvel Comics horror storytelling is unleashed like never before in Marvel: Black, White & Blood and Guts! The latest in the hit Black, White & Blood line, the four-issue series features terrifying new tales stunningly illustrated in black and white—with a heavy splash of blood red! Crafted by a lineup of industry icons and rising stars, these nightmarish sagas take your favorite heroes into the darkest shadows of the Marvel Universe, where monsters lurk and the supernatural stirs.

FACE FRONT, HORROR FANS!

It’s the season for ghouls, goblins and other horrifying haunts – and unfortunately for your favorite heroes and villains (but frightfully fortunate for you readers out there in Mighty Marveldom), the Marvel Universe is far from immune to the effects of this time of year! Here’s what to look forward to in the debut issue:

  • The terrifyingly talented creative team of Al Ewing and Kev Walker brings you a blood-curdling story starring BLADE!
  • Industry powerhouse G. Willow Wilson and your new favorite artist Devmalya Pramanik realize their own daring vision of the daywalker!
  • And you simply cannot afford to miss the final scintillating story in this issue, starring IRON MAN from breakout star Chris Condon! What? You thought we were going to let the horror characters of the Marvel Universe have all the fun? WELL, YOU WERE WRONG!

Check out the main cover by E.M. Gist and preorder Marvel: Black, White & Blood and Guts #1 at your local comic shop today! It arrives on comic shelves this October.

Marvel: Black, White & Blood and Guts

Preview: Moon Knight: Fist of Khonshu #9

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Moon Knight: Fist of Khonshu #9

(W) Jed MacKay (A) Devmalya Pramanik (CA) Davide Paratore
Rated T+
In Shops: Jun 18, 2025
SRP: $3.99

Moon Knight’s new Asgardian adversary, ACHILLES FAIRCHILD, finally squares off against the entire Midnight Mission – or what’s left of them! He’s already got blood from the crew on his hands – and he means to finish the job! This issue paves the way for next month’s landmark MOON KNIGHT #250!

Moon Knight: Fist of Khonshu #9

Moon Knight’s 250th issue Delivers the Biggest Battle of Marc Spector’s Life

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To celebrate Moon Knight’s 50th anniversary as well as the character’s 250th issue, July’s Moon Knight: Fist of Khonshu #10 will be an epic, over-sized issue!

Since its launch, Jed MacKay’s Moon Knight has become one of the most acclaimed run’s in the character’s history, redefining the lunar legionnaire’s mission and mythos for a new age! Now, the series scribe sets the stage for his most ambitious and gut-wrenching story yet! Joined by rising superstar Devmalya Pramanik, it’s a landmark issue fans can’t afford to miss as Marc Spector has a decisive showdown with new supervillain, Achilles Fairchild. It’s an explosive finale to the series’ current arc and a startling beginning to what’s next for the Midnight Mission…

Check out the main cover by Davide Paratore and variant cover by iconic ‘90s Moon Knight artist Stephen Platt, and preorder Moon Knight: Fist of Khonshu #10 (LEGACY #250) at your local comic shop today!

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