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Moon Knight #24 is a Bronze Age Marvel Comics issue released in 1982 during Doug Moench’s defining run on the character. This issue stands out for its striking cover and mature, psychological storytelling that helped cement Moon Knight as one of Marvel’s most complex street level heroes.
Artwork reflects classic Bronze Age Marvel experimentation, with bold composition and symbolic imagery. The issue features writing by Doug Moench, whose long tenure defined Moon Knight’s mythology, with interior art by Bill Sienkiewicz, whose evolving, expressionistic style was revolutionary at the time and is a major draw for collectors.
Estimated Grade: Near Mint Minus
The comic is complete and intact.
Moon Knight #24 is a Bronze Age Marvel Comics issue released in 1982 during Doug Moench’s defining run on the character. This issue stands out for its striking cover and mature, psychological storytelling that helped cement Moon Knight as one of Marvel’s most complex street level heroes.
Artwork reflects classic Bronze Age Marvel experimentation, with bold composition and symbolic imagery. The issue features writing by Doug Moench, whose long tenure defined Moon Knight’s mythology, with interior art by Bill Sienkiewicz, whose evolving, expressionistic style was revolutionary at the time and is a major draw for collectors.
Estimated Grade: Near Mint Minus
The comic is complete and intact.