Marc Spector: Moon Knight #45 (Marvel Comics 1992)

Marc Spector: Moon Knight #45 (Marvel Comics, 1992) dives into the dark corners of the Moon Knight mythos with a confrontational tale titled Goblin Knight. An essential pick for collectors and fans of the Fist of Khonshu, this issue stands out for its bold storytelling and mood-driven art.

Goblin Knight — written by Terry Kavanagh, with art and cover by James Fry & Chris Ivy — pushes Moon Knight toward a brutal doorway: Spider-Man's strangest foe opens the portal to Moon Knight's Inferno, revealing the stygian depths of Marc Spector's soul. Can MK escape this labyrinthine landscape before the Demogoblin's virus claims his mind, his body and his life? This issue pulls you deep into the psyche of Moon Knight and tests his limits in a way few stories do.

What makes this issue distinctive is its fresh artistic direction. This release features a new art team and an all-new approach to the Fist of Khonshu, offering a different visual rhythm and storytelling texture while staying true to the character's core darkness and resilience.

• 32 pages, full color
• Cover price $1.75
• New art team with a distinctive, bold style
• Expanded exploration of Marc Spector’s psyche within a perilous, infernal setting

A tangible piece of 1990s Marvel history, this issue is a compelling addition for Moon Knight enthusiasts and back-issue collectors seeking a psychologically charged chapter from Marc Spector’s ongoing saga.