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This issue has two half-issue long stories.
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The Moench/Sienkiewicz one was a pretty heavy handed tale of how a kid abused as a child grew up to become violent.
The solve that problem, Moon Knight punches him.
It was pretty good, even though it was obvious, and the title, “Hit It,” was a little tone deaf.
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The art as usual was terrific.
The second, by Denny O’Neil and Keith Pollard, focused on Moon Knight’s Jack Lockley personality, as he tracked down “The Cabbie Killer.” Pollard is a good artist but he’s far from his best work here. I mean, Moon Knight looks like he is wearing a diaper…
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Moon Knight continues to be at his best in the hands of the Moench/Sienkiewicz team.
Denny O’Neil was also the editor, and he offered an essay about the new format of this direct-market comic.
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