Knight the mad investigative vigilante and his mischiefs. Each story builds on the legend and backstory of Moon Knight and share re-occurring elements, e.g. You don’t need to know anything about Moon Knight to enjoy them. Each issues is a complete story on its own. Knight or one of other personalities.įrom the Dead collects all 6 issues of the Ellis & Shalvey run on Moon Knight. Any villain, mundane or supernatural, that preys on New York’s nocturnal journeyers is likely to receive an unpleasant visit from Mr. He is the protector of those that travel at night. Not very family friendly…Ī Quest for Redemption -Quentin Tarantino Styleīut bad-ass vigilante aside. He’s also not shy to deliver them into the afterlife. I mean this is a guy who wears a white suite so that the bad guys can see him coming. Never say that Ninth Art Delights isn’t educational!Īh and Mr. Or what the cool kids call dissociative identity disorder nowadays. He suffers from multiple personality disorder. In other words, our protagonists is clinically insane.

Not able to cope, his brain split itself into four distinct personalities. When Mark was raised from his eternal sleep, he had the consciousness of the extra-dimensional entity known to Khonshu slammed into his tiny monkey brain. “Mark Spector is Moon Knight! Or is He?” –says the back cover of Moon Knight Volume 1: From the Dead.Īnd the answer is yes.

Read on… From Bad Guy to Avenging Avatar of an Ancient Egyptian God If you haven’t run away yet, screaming and clawing at your eyes. And the answer to the question you have asked yourself your whole life. Get ready for a demented Frankenstein Agent of Shield. Welcome to a sanity defying re-imagination of one of Marvels most pulpy B-Movie characters. You might shrug your shoulders and wonder why you should care…?īecause certifiably awesome English writer Warren Ellis and fantastically talented Irish artist Declan Shalvey are at the helm! Or maybe not, at least that’s what From the Dead by Warren Ellis & Declan Shalvey claims, because… Returned to life as an avatar of the moon deity, Mark fights crime as redemption for his past life. Things went wrong for him in Egypt, and Mark died under a statue of the ancient god of the moon Khonshu.

Moon Knight, Vol. 1 by Warren Ellis