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New Comics Day

I haven’t posted my last two months of new comics so here they are:

March:

Amazing Spider-man #21 and #22

Miles Morales: Spider-man #4

Spider-man: The Lost Hunt #5

Mary Jane & Black Cat #4

Spider-Gwen: Shadow Clones #1

Avengers #66

Avengers Forever #15

Avengers Beyond #1

Captain America: Symbol Of Truth #11

Invincible Iron Man #4

Daredevil #9

Black Panther #15

Moon Knight #21

Fantastic Four #5

Secret Invasion #5

Murderworld: Moon Knight #1

Murderworld: Game Over #1

April:

Amazing Spider-man #23 and #24

Miles Morales: Spider-man #5

Spider-man #7 and #8

Edge Of Spider-verse #1

Mary Jane & Black Cat #5

Spider-Gwen: Shadow Clones #2

Avengers Assemble Omega #1

Avengers Beyond #2

Captain America: Sentinel Of Liberty #11

Captain America Cold War Alpha #1

Captain America: Symbol Of Truth #12

Invincible Iron Man #5

Daredevil #10

Fantastic Four #6

Moon Knight #22 and #23

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Natasha Romanoff

Murderworld: Moon Knight | Muderworld: Game Over

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Murderworld: Moon Knight (Vol. 1/2023), #1.

Writers: Jim Zub and Ray Fawkes; Artist: Luca Pizzari; Colorist: Matt Milla; Letterer: Cory Petit

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This week on Marvel Comics (15th February 2023):

Avengers Forever Vol. 2 #014

Captain Marvel Vol. 10 #046

Fantastic Four Vol. 7 #004

Hulk Vol. 5 #012

Invincible Iron Man Vol. 5 #003

Marauders Vol. 2 #011

Marvel’s Voices: Wakanda Forever #001 (One-shot)

Mary Jane & Black Cat #003

Monica Rambeau: Photon #003

Murderworld: Moon Knight #001 (One-shot)

Nightcrawlers #001 (NEW!)

Spider-Man Vol. 4 #005

Star Wars Vol. 3 #031

Star Wars: Bounty Hunters #031

Wasp #002

Wolverine Vol. 7 #030

X-Men Vol. 6 #019

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Murderworld: Moon Knight

Bonus:

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// Murderworld: Moon Knight (2023) #1

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My Comics: February 2023 (Part 2)

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Out this week: Murderworld: Moon Knight (Marvel, $3.99):

The penultimate chapter of Jim Zub and Ray Fawkes’ Murderworld saga — where contestants face off against killer robot versions of your favorite Marvel characters — is drawn by Luca Pizzari, and features “some of the biggest twists yet.”

See what other comics and graphic novels will arrive at your local comic shop this week.

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Preview: Murderworld: Moon Knight #1

Murderworld: Moon Knight #1 preview. Under the harsh light of the moon there is no escape, and with only a handful of contestants left, anything can happen! #comics #comicbooks #moonknight

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Murderworld: Moon Knight #1 Preview

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Murderworld: Moon Knight #1 Preview: Under the harsh light of the moon there is no escape, and with only a handful of contestants left, anything can happen! Murderworld is a life-or-death game of treachery and tragedy brought to you by Jim Zub (Conan the Barbarian, Avengers: No Surrender), Ray Fawkes (One Soul, Constantine) and, illustrated by Luca Pizzari! Arcade and his schemes have been a…

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Murderworld: Moon Knight (2023)

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New Comics Day

My February comics came in the mail this past weekend. I hadn’t posted the previous two months though, so here’s the rundown for all of that:

December:

Amazing Spider-man #15 and #16

Spider-man #4

Spider-man: The Lost Hunt #2

Mary Jane & Black Cat #1

Murderworld: Spider-man #1

Avengers Forever #12

Avengers #64

All-Out Avengers #4

Captain America: Symbol Of Truth #8

Captain America: Sentinel Of Liberty #8

Invincible Iron Man #1

Fantastic Four #3

Black Panther #12

Moon Knight #17 and #18

Secret Invasion #3

Miracleman: The Silver Age #3

January:

Amazing Spider-man #17 and #18

Mary Jane & Black Cat #2

Dark Web Finale #1

Miles Morales: Spider-man #2 and #3

Spider-man: The Lost Hunt #3

Avengers Forever #13

Avengers #65

All-Out Avengers #5

Captain America: Symbol Of Truth #9

Captain America: Sentinel Of Liberty #9

Invincible Iron Man #2

Daredevil #7

Black Panther #13

Moon Knight #19 and #20

Murderworld: Wolverine #1

February:

Amazing Spider-man #19 and #20

Spider-man #5 and #6

Spider-man: The Lost Hunt #4

Mary Jane & Black Cat #3

Avengers Forever #14

Captain America: Symbol Of Truth #10

Captain America: Sentinel Of Liberty #10

Invincible Iron Man #3

Daredevil #8

Secret Invasion #4

Black Panther #14

Fantastic Four #4

Miracleman: The Silver Age #4

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Murderworld: Moon Knight (Vol. 1/2023), #1.

Writers: Jim Zub and Ray Fawkes; Artist: Luca Pizzari; Colorist: Matt Milla; Letterer: Cory Petit

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This week on Marvel Comics (28th December 2022):

Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 6 #016

Captain America: Symbol of Truth #008

Carnage Vol. 3 #008

Dark Web: X-Men #002

Deadly Neighborhood Spider-Man #003

Doctor Strange: Fall Sunrise #002

Midnight Suns #004

Moon Knight Vol. 9 #018

Murderworld: Spider-Man #001 (One-shot)

New Mutants Vol. 4 #033

Shang-Chi and the Ten Rings #006 (Finale)

She-Hulk Vol. 4 #009

Star Wars: Doctor Aphra Vol. 2 #027

Star Wars: Han Solo & Chewbacca #008

Star Wars: The High Republic - The Blade #001 (NEW!)

Star Wars: The High Republic Vol. 2 #003

Star Wars: Yoda #002

Strange Academy: Finals #003

Thunderbolts Vol. 4 #005 (Finale)

Timeless Vol. 2 #001 (One-shot)

Venom Vol. 5 #014

X-Terminators Vol. 2 #004

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hiya! ik you’re a moon knight fan so i was wondering if you’d seen either of the moon knight episodes of the animated spider-man shows (those episodes being ‘the moon knight before christmas’ from ultimate spider-man and ‘vengeance of venom part two’ from marvel’s spider-man)

and if you have seen them i was just curious to know your thoughts? if you haven’t seen them call this a recommendation, i guess

I've seen them, yes!

The Venom 2-parter is the only animated version of MK I've seen that actually feels like it's supposed to be Marc, not just "some generic moon-themed weirdo."

There isn't any specific time in the comics when he's built himself a little doomsday-prepper bunker to hole up in, but it's the kind of thing Marc would do, if he was going through a big depressed self-isolating phase. (Parallel to MCU Marc sleeping on a cot in a storage locker.)

It's a setup that means non-MK-familiar viewers don't need to suddenly meet and keep track of Marc's whole supporting cast, but the rest of us can imagine they still exist somewhere in this universe. Including Steven and Jake, because when Marc is in this kind of mental place, it's because he's aggressively not letting the headmates drag him out of it. (And Spidey is on the short list of "external people who can drag him out of it.")

The Christmas episode, meanwhile...yeah, that feels like all the writers knew about MK was his super-suit design and the notes "moon-themed weirdo, very intense, hears voices, try to fit in a 'spectre' pun."

It's a fun episode, but in the same way as "that one Murderworld issue where the bad guys built an MK-shaped killer robot, then didn't know what MK should sound like, so they programmed in random moon-themed catchphrases."

...This comic came out more than 5 years after the Spider-Man episode, but you know what, my headcanon now is that the MK in that episode was a lost Murderworld robot. Not really sure how to Moon Knight, half of its programming is stuff that was put in there as a joke, but by golly it will do its best!

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Murderworld: Moon Knight

[id: three edits of Moon Knight on blue to pale blue gradient backgrounds. 1: he is jumping down off to the right of the image and his cape billows out behind him. 2: he is leaping forward while holding a crescent dart and  a speech bubble says, “in the name of the moon, I’ll punish you.” 3: he is landing on the ground with a hand on the ground, his cape billowing out. /end id]