Zorrilla, Mónica Marie (April 26, 2022). "Moon Knight Costume Designer Reveals The Brilliant Easter Eggs You Missed". Inverse. Archived from the original on April 26, 2022 . Retrieved May 9, 2022. Issue #1 of this series depicted a psychologist confirming that stress and the use of multiple cover identities cannot cause someone to suffer from DID if they did not already suffer from the condition and that Marc's symptoms do not correspond to actual DID. Marc Spector's different alters are now said to be due to "brain damage," alterations to his brain made by the alien entity Khonshu that connect their minds. These alterations also cause Moon Knight to sometimes shift his personality to match one of the moon god's four distinct roles and facets. These four roles are described as: "pathfinder", "embracer", "defender", and "watcher of overnight travelers." These four roles can manifest in different ways, either with original names or borrowing names and personality traits of people Marc has observed (such as when he briefly acted as if he were Spider-Man, Wolverine, and Captain America). Moench, Doug (2021). MOON KNIGHT OMNIBUS Vol. 1; "Shades of Moon Knight". [S.l.]: MARVEL COMICS. p.807. ISBN 978-1302933807. OCLC 1257292096. Lealos, Shawn S. (November 19, 2019). "Marvel: 10 Best Street Level Heroes, Ranked". Comic Book Resources . Retrieved August 30, 2022.

For a brief time Moon Knight became a host avatar for the immortal Phoenix Force, the cosmological raptor that governs life, death and rebirth throughout the universe and potentially the multiverse. Possessing all the typical skills and abilities of an Avatar to the cosmic entity regarding cosmic pyrokinesis, telekinesis, flight, etc. [108] Supporting characters [ edit ] Moon Knight appears in the Spider-Man episode "Vengeance of Venom", voiced by Peter Giles. [181] This version became a cynical survivalist after someone close to him was killed, leading to him abandoning the Moon Knight identity. Marc Spector saves Spider-Man during the Klyntar's invasion, but is reluctant to take on the Moon Knight identity again. Following a pep talk from May Parker during another battle with the Klyntar, Spector becomes Moon Knight again and assists in the fight against the aliens. Outstanding Music Composition for a Limited or Anthology Series, Movie or Special (Original Dramatic Score) Doug Zawisza of Comic Book Resources said, "While I'm not ready to proclaim "Moon Knight" #1 to be this year's "Hawkeye," this is a magnificent debut issue, which raises many more questions asked than answers. Ellis gives readers plenty of incentive to return for more action and intrigue next issue, and his take on the character fits right between Daredevil and Punisher. The debut issue gives readers exactly enough action and mystery translated through brilliant art to hook them until the next installment. With lines like, "I died before," Ellis proves a sliver of humor hiding under the cowl, but not an overwhelming amount. That humor, combined with the ingenuity and intelligence of Khonshu's disciple makes for a compelling and intriguing "all-new" Moon Knight. Thanks to gorgeous art and smart storytelling, "Moon Knight" #1 is an incredibly strong debut." [130] Benjamin Bailey of IGN gave Moon Knight #1 a grade of 9.9 out of 10, asserting, " Moon Knight #1 is a masterpiece, anyway you cut it. Whether you are a longtime fan or new to the character, this is a comic you need to read. Like, right now. Stop what you are doing and read Moon Knight." [131] Moon Knight (2016) [ edit ] Spector is a talented hand to hand combatant and is highly proficient with a variety of firearms, although as Moon Knight he doesn’t often engage in ranged combat beyond the use of crescent-shaped throwing discs. He’s an expert detective and interrogator and also a talented pilot.The imprisoned Egyptian goddess of judgement whom Harrow plans to release to cast her preemptive judgement on all of humanity. Danu provides the on-set performance, while Mubarak voices the character. [41] [42] According to Diamond Comic Distributors, Moon Knight #1 was the 16th best selling book in March 2014. [127] [128] [129]

a b c d e Tapp, Tom (January 17, 2022). "Full-Length 'Moon Knight' Trailer Reveals Superhero Transformation & Marvel Series' Disney+ Debut Date". Deadline Hollywood. Archived from the original on January 18, 2022 . Retrieved January 17, 2022. The "Marvel Must Haves" merchandise program, which reveals new toys, games, books, apparel, home decor, and other merchandise related to each episode of Moon Knight following an episode's release, started for the episodes on April 1 and concluded on May 5, 2022. [135] [136] Also in April, Marvel and National Geographic released a featurette exploring how the series approached and researched all of the Ancient Egyptian iconography for the sets and story. [137] Filming also occurred in Slovenia, [115] for one week in Wadi Rum, Jordan, and concluded in Budapest and Jordan by the beginning of October, [55] [116] at which point production moved to Atlanta, Georgia. [55] It had wrapped by October 14. [117] Isaac said filming felt "handmade", [5] with Diab bringing local authenticity and attention to the smallest details such as including the correct text of a prayer over a shop. [69] :54 Hawke was appreciative of the Egyptian Diab for leading the series, since he did not approach the series "with the eyes of an American", but as someone who had grown up in the country. [13] :8 The production had hoped to film the series in Egypt but were unable to in part because of the country's political climate and censorship issues; Hollywood production had not been able to shoot in the country for some time. [28] In the Battleworld domain of the Regency, Moon Knight is mentioned as one of the superheroes targeted by Regent during his rise to power. [160] Bonomolo, Cameron (April 6, 2022). "Moon Knight: Mr. Knight Appears at Avengers Campus". ComicBook.com . Retrieved April 7, 2022.

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Marc Spector: Moon Knight #38 – Blood Brothers, Part Four: The Avatar of Khonshu", Marvel, May 1, 1992 There was a Moon Knight who was around in 300 BC and operated as Roman gladiator. [87] 1710 version [ edit ] Born in Chicago, Marc Spector is the Jewish-American son of Elias Spector, a rabbi who survived Nazi persecution. In the Othervoid, a realm outside of normal time and space, the entity Khonshu (once worshipped as a moon god by the people of Ancient Egypt) becomes interested in Marc. Khonshu and those like him cannot leave the Othervoid without great difficulty but can create psychic connections with hosts and avatars in the physical universe of Earth. Believing Marc Spector to have a "weak mind" that makes him vulnerable to psychic connection, Khonshu chooses the boy to one day act as his knight and avatar. After Khonshu chooses Marc, the boy discovers by chance that Rabbi Yitz Perlman, a close friend of his family, is really a Nazi named Ernst who continues to target and murder Jews. Marc fights Perlman and escapes. Perlman then disappears without a trace. [26]