#8-ball marvel

[juhbebbie]

Why is he running like that😭 and what the fuck does he think he's gonna do with a pool stick

[deadpoolspatula]

First time ever finishing or posting something ive drawn 🙏

Love this little guy, the silly 🤗

[why-i-love-comics]

Moon Knight: Fist of Khonshu #2 - "Reborn" (2024)

written by Jed MacKay art by Alessandro Cappuccio & Rachelle Rosenberg

[jujapaya]

Is this their dynamic or is it not. Be honest.

[starsarekind]

So what-- do we hug now or something?

I wanted to redraw a comic panel with Reese (I love you Reese) and Marc but have Marc in the MCU outfit, and then I realized that this was just white on white on white and MAN is that hard to colour. Still, I think I did a pretty alright job :)

Hope you like it! Reese if you see this I'm your number one fan and if Jake tries to take that crown from my head I will-- Anyway. Reese and Soldier supremacy. Also I'm tempted to make 8-Ball fanart low key??!!!

[age-of-moonknight]

“Three Moments,” Vengeance of the Moon Knight (Vol. 2/2024), #8.

Writer: Jed Mackay; Penciler and Inker: Devmalya Pramanik; Colorist: Rachelle Rosenberg; Letterer: Cory Petit

[comicwaren]

From Moon Knight: Fist of Khonshu #002, “Reborn”

Art by Alessandro Cappuccio and Rachelle Rosenberg

Written by Jed MacKay

[heckcareoxytwit]

A preview of Vengeance of the Moon Knight #5

VENGEANCE OF THE MOON KNIGHT #5

CRY FOR THE MOON! For the new and vengeful Moon Knight, taking Marc Spector’s name isn’t enough — as he now turns his sights (AND FISTS) on everything Marc held dear in life!

LEGACY #235

Written by: Jed MacKay Art by: Alessandro Cappuccio Cover by: Davide Paratore Page Count: 28 Pages Release Date: May 1, 2024

[superheroes-or-whatever]

Vengeance of the Moon Knight (2024-) #1 art by Alessandro Cappuccio

[but-a-humble-goon]

I just got done reading Welcome Back Frank so this line is VERY funny to me. The Punisher will "only shoot you" if putting you in a Saw trap isn't an option. Try asking Ma Gnucci about the Punisher's mercy. Oh wait you can't, he fed all her limbs to polar bears and then burned her alive.

[gotham-at-nightfall]

Moon Knight: Fist of Khonshu #2

[towritecomicsonherarms]

Vengeance of the Moon Knight #1

[freedvmrouge]

Moon Knight (2021-) #30

[why-i-love-comics]

Moon Knight: Fist of Khonshu #2 - "Reborn" (2024)

written by Jed MacKay art by Alessandro Cappuccio & Rachelle Rosenberg

[papermoonknight]

Moon Knight (2021) Issue 30

[jujapaya]

OKAY SO - someone mentioned this idea for the Vengeance of Moon Knight, and while it may sound extremely bad—like I’m Mat-patting it up in here while comparing things that may not make sense—it’s Mackay, and he makes me go insane.

The idea was behind what was introduced in Issue 8 of MK 2021 — stories. (If you see this, op, PLEASE dm me or at least message on here so I can add credit <3)

More below! :)

Issue 8 was the first main issue for Hunters Moon. If you don’t remember, MK was facing imprisonment because of what was happening in Devils Reign, and Detective Flint needed help with an investigation surrounding Scarlet Fasinera.

As the issue goes on, Hunters Moon finds Scarlet, brings her down via Khonshu, and apologizes to Reese.

Overall, it’s a pretty cut and dry story! However, what really stood out about THIS issue and THIS issue alone is that it talks about how powerful stories are, and it’s never talked about again. Maybe that’s coincidence, but there are major parallels to how Scarlet survived through becoming a story, and what Moon Knight has done.

First: The wall paintings.

On the left is how Scarlet survived through becoming a story. People prayed to her. The second, well, Marc sums it up well in the first issue:

DO YOU SEE WHAT I MEAN?? Not to say that Moon Knight can PROBABLY come back as a story, but I’m saying that. He’s already set up to be with the paintings on the walls AND his death.

We do not see this EVER again in the run, so that’s why it’s very suspicious to me… I know Mackay loves stories that constantly have action, but as we've seen for the entire run, everything has a meaning and a place in the story. It'd be odd if this was just thrown to the wolves with no further exposition.

Second: her talk about stories.

IF Moon Knight comes back through those symbols, the story is crafted by those beliefs and prayers (AND it's not just Mackay's Moon Knight run we see this motif- even in the current Avengers run, also written by him, we hear that when Thor fights the horrifying biblically accurate angel).

However, what strikes out to me is the "A story changes in the telling, Hunters Moon, but never learns."

Do you know how we see this new Moon Knight portrayed? That's right. Bloody and ruthless are a few words I can name off the top of my head. We have not seen a cover yet, except for issue one and the variants, that is them not fighting someone.

Do you know how Moon Knight is seen in a lot of peoples eyes? Bloody and ruthless. Do you know how stories are made? Through beliefs of other people. We even see this in issue #25!!

It's easier to be someone who everyone else knows. Not yourself. If no one knows who you are, truly, than your story—your new life—is not going to be yourself. Who you actually were, but it is you. To other people, you are the same.

Now, to end this all off... An excerpt from Badr:

While one person believes in Moon Knight, his story will continue. Do you see what I mean?