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Waxing and Waning: Essays on Moon Knight

Waxing and Waning: Essays on Moon Knight

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Since Moon Knight first appeared as a villain in 1975, he's spent the decades shifting and changing, never staying too long in any iteration. He may be C-list, but he's built a devoted fan base and been at the heart of some of the best comics in the last five decades - comics that most haven't read.

Waxing and Waning: Essays on Moon Knight dives into all the different iterations, exploring what they mean to the fan base and how they have impacted the Marvel universe. These essays explore the evolution of art, social commentary in comics, depictions of mental health, and our relationship with religion. With a foreword by David Finch and interviews with Bill Sienkiewicz and Chuck Dixon, this is the book to read before you enter the Midnight Mission.

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BrandSequart Research & Literacy Organization
Pub dateNov 20, 2023
ISBN-101940589347
ISBN-139781940589343
LanguageEnglish
Dimensions9 × 0.48 × 6 in
Weight1 lb
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