Marc Spector: Moon Knight #42A (Marvel Comics 1992)

Marc Spector: Moon Knight #42A (Marvel Comics, 1992) — Multiverse Madness

Dive into a dimension-spanning adventure where Moon Knight squares off against Moon Shade across multiple realities. In this Infinity War crossover issue, the antagonist absorbs alternate reality versions of Marc Spector, amplifying the drama and danger across the cosmos. Spanning 36 pages, this classic story captures the wild, interdimensional pulse of early ’90s Marvel.

Creative Team

• Cover pencils: Gary Kwapisz
• Inks: Tom Palmer
• Script: Terry Kavanagh
• Pencils: Gary Kwapisz, James Fry III, Norm Breyfogle, Kelley Jones, Klaus Janson
• Inks: Tom Palmer, Klaus Janson, Kelley Jones, John Beatty, Ty Templeton

What Sets This Issue Apart

• Multiverse-centered storytelling that blends Moon Knight’s world with bold, dimension-hopping visuals.
• Notable homage moments with very distinct stylistic takes inspired by Moldoff-Batman, Eisner-Spirit, and Miller-Batman pastiches that fans remember for their playful reverence.
• A rare crossover event in which Infinity War elements intersect with Moon Knight’s ongoing saga, offering a unique reading experience for collectors and new readers alike.

Why Collectors and Fans Will Love It

This issue is a snapshot of early ’90s Marvel storytelling, featuring a diverse, star-studded art lineup and a high-concept plot that rewards careful reading across dimensions. With 36 pages and its original cover price noted, it’s a compact, action-packed entry for anyone tracking Moon Knight’s multiverse adventures or Infinity War crossovers.