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One of my favorite covers ever. This one isn’t too shabby, either.
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Marc Spector is finally reuinited with the man who helped him start his career as a marvel hero: Jack Russell, Werewolf by Night.
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I love how Moon Knight remembers his old look.
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And comic book fans get a truly scary looking Werewolf. That’s nice, too.
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Russell is being pursued by The Committee–the bad guys who originally hired Moon Knight to kill Werewolf in Moon Knight’s first appearance.
Sadly, these are Bill Sienkiewicz’s last issues.
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Such a great kinetic artist. The issue ends with Werewolf running off into the night, just as Sienkiewicz is also leaving us…
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Doug Moench will stay on as writer a little longer. The book’s level of quality sinks without Sienk, first gradually, then steeply when Moench leaves. It will be cancelled with #38.
There is a back-up feature in #28 that’s not worth discussing. I’m assuming it’s an attempt by Marvel to figure out if anyone other than Moench/Sienkiewicz can make this character work. Symbolically, his identities fight.
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