Moon Knight - Does size matter?

<p><a href="http://robot6.comicbookresources.com/2014/10/does-size-matter-moon-knight-vol-1/">http://robot6.comicbookresources.com/2014/10/does-size-matter-moon-knight-vol-1/</a></p><p>(Continue...)</p><p>In trade format, with the six stories read back to back, Ellis and Shalvey’s <em>Mooon Knight</em> is more like a short-story collection than a graphic novel … or graphic novella. It’s a pretty great way to structure a comic book, really, and it fulfills the oft-cited, perhaps semi-apocryphal maxim of Stan Lee’s, that every comic book is someone’s first. Ellis and Shalvey’s <em>Moon Knight</em> was basically six first issues, and, perhaps future issues will be as well, depending on whether the creators who follow them decide to stick with the format and aesthetic.</p><p>Which might not be a bad idea, really, given that Marvel has tried just about everything with the character, including having its most popular writer Brian Michael Bendis launch a series in which Moon Knight developed a very marketable kind of multiple-personality disorder, believing he was always teaming up with Spider-Man, Wolverine and Captain America. That only lasted about twice as long as Ellis and Shalvey’s run.</p><p>The first issue, which I discussed <a href="http://robot6.comicbookresources.com/2014/03/brought-to-you-by-the-letter-m-moon-knight-and-magneto/" target="_blank">here</a> when it first came out, featured Moon Knight wearing his mask with a nice, sharp white suit, looking like a cross between an old pulp hero and a luchador movie star. Arriving at a crime scene in a self-driving white limousine, he offers his services to the police and takes down a psychotic killer using only speed, style and sparkling conversation. A graceful denouement provides the series’ premise: Moon Knight is the self-appointed guardian of those who travel by night, and, this being the Marvel Universe’s New York City, he’s got a lot to guard against.</p><p>(Continue...)</p><p>10-31-14 MPD Google Search</p>

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