Moon Knight tries to keep his psychological a secret while fighting side-by-side with Spider-Man, Iron Man, Daredevil, Luke Cage, Iron Fist and more, eventually becoming a member of the Avengers. But can he keep his hardcore stance on justice under control long enough to hang on to his Avengers membership?
As always, I'd like to thank the guys over at the Marvel Chronology Project. I've used their work as a basis and then worked out my own version of the Marvel Universe continuity from there.
MCG Note:
- Issues in blue are worth reading, are major chapters in Moon Knight's life or may play a key part in the great Marvel tapestry.
- Issues in grey are part of Moon Knight's chronology, stories of note that aren't essential or are no longer considered 'required reading'.
Moon Knight cameo; Moon Knight tracks the Werewolf.
First appearance of Moon Knight (Marc Spector) and his helicopter pilot and best friend, Frenchie (Jean-Paul Duchamp); Moon knight is hired by the Committee to capture the Werewolf (Jack Russell); realising the Committee have sinister goals, Moon Knight sides with the Werewolf against the Committee and aids his escape.
Marvel Spotlight #26 (1975)
First appearances of Marlene Fontaine (Marc Spector's love interest), Samuels (Spector's butler) and Bertrand Crawley (his regular informant); Moon Knight uncovers a plot by criminal mastermind Conquer-Lord.
Defenders #47-51 (1977)
Moon Knight saves Jack Norriss from dubious SHIELD agents and allies himself with Valkyrie against Wonder Man when Hellcat returns to Avengers Mansion and Wonder Man mistakes her for a villain; Moon Knight and the Defenders learn the 'Nick Fury' who ordered Jack Norriss' arrest is a rogue Life-Model Decoy and is working for Scorpio (Jake Fury); Moon Knight and the Defenders battle the new Zodiac.
Peter Parker, the Spectacular Spider-Man #22-23 (1978)
Moon Knight investigates the criminal activities of the Maggia; a misunderstanding leads to a fight with Spider-Man, but the two soon join forces against Maggia agent Cyclone during ASHES TO ASHES.
Marvel Two-in-One #52 (1979)
Moon Knight teams-up with the Thing against the assassin Crossfire.
Moon Knight gets himself caught up in Lupinar the Wolf's plot to steal a statue of Horus, pitting him against another 'Moon Knight'; Moon Knight has a run-in with the Hulk; Moon Knight confronts the Hatchet Man, a serial killer impersonating his brother, Randall Spector.
Captain America #245 (1980)
Marc Spector makes a cameo appearance in his 'Jake Lockley' guise.
Marvel Preview (Magazine) #21 (1980)
Moon Knight uncovers a CIA conspiracy and battles their agent, Cobra (James Lardner).
First appearance of Khonshu; Marc Spector recalls his origins as a mercenary, his transformation into Moon Knight after receiving powers from the Egyptian god Khonshu and the development of his other personas, 'Jake Lockley' and 'Steven Grant'; Raul Bushman, a mercenary from Spector's past, comes back to clash with his old ally-turned-enemy; Marlene Alraune convinces Moon Knight not to kill Bushman.
Moon Knight #2 (1980)
Moon Knight apprehends Bertrand Crawley's son when he's revealed to be the Skid-Row Slasher.
Moon Knight #3 (1981)
Moon Knight clashes with jewel thief, the Midnight Man.
Moon Knight #4-6 (1981)
The Committee come looking to have their revenge on Moon Knight for betraying them; Moon Knight goes after bank robber, Edward Redditch; he then clashes with a drug dealer known as the White Angel of Death.
Moon Knight believes he fighting werewolves when he accidentally consumes hallucinogens while pursuing a gang; Moon Knight has a rematch with Midnight Man when he teams up with Raul Bushman while trying to figure out if his super-powers are real or all in his head.
Moon Knight #11 (1981)
Moon Knight battles Cajun Creed.
Moon Knight #12-13 (1981)
First appearance of Morpheus (Robert Markham); Moon Knight comes to the aid of Marlene Alraune's brother, Dr Peter Alraune, when a psionically powered madman called Morpheus tries to kill him, believing him to be responsible for his mutation; Moon Knight and Daredevil join forces against the Jester.
Moon Knight teams up with Spider-Man, Daredevil, Power Man, Iron Fist and the Daughters of the Dragon against the Purple Man and the Kingpin.
Avengers #211 (1981)
Moondragon telepathically manipulates a number of heroes, including Moon Knight, into coming to Avengers Mansion to fight each other and prove their worth as possible members of the Avengers; when Moondragon's actions are discovered, Moon Knight is among those who leave, having no interest in joining.
Rom #23 (1981)
Moon Knight cameo during WRAITH, COLOR OR CREED.
Amazing Spider-Man #220 (1981)
Moon Knight and Spider-Man go up against the National Crime Syndicate.
First appearance of Stained Glass Scarlet; Moon Knight first meets the femme fatale, Stained Glass Scarlet; Xenos frames Moon Knight as an international assassin.
Moon Knight #16 (1982)
Moon Knight battles the Blacksmith.
Moon Knight #17-20 (1982)
An old friend recruits Moon Knight to help him stop the Third World Slayers and their agents, Master Sniper and Arsenal.
Iron Man and Moon Knight both pursue AIM.
Contest of Champions #1 (1982)
Moon Knight is considered as a possible contender in the Grandmaster and Death's Contest of Champions.
Moon Knight #21[1/2] (1982)
Moon Knight teams up with Brother Voodoo to fight zombies.
Moon Knight #22[1/2]-23 (1982)
Morpheus plays on Moon Knight's shakey hold over his other personalities.
Power Man and Iron Fist come to Moon Knight's side when they're hired to stop Commodore Planet.
Power Man and Iron Fist #88 (1982)
'Jake Lockley' cameo.
Moon Knight #24-26 (1982)
First appearance of the Black Spectre; Stained Glass Scarlet returns; Moon Knight faces a dark version of himself called the Black Spectre; Moon Knight hunts a cab bomber.
Moon Knight #27 (1983)
Moon Knight clashes with the Kingpin.
The Sons of the Jackals come under fire from Moon Knight in the Sudan; the Committee manipulate the Werewolf (jack Russell) into attacking Moon Knight.
Moon Knight #31-38 (1983-1984)
Moon Knight gets caught between two Brooklyn gangs in a turf war; Joy Mercado pursues Moon Knight's story for the Daily Bugle; Moon Knight makes a tough choice between saving one of his friends or drugged teenagers; Moon Knight weighs up wether or not to continue his crime-fighting career after making a harrowing choice, but a battle with the Fly could bring him back from the brink; Moon Knight reluctantly teams up with Doctor Strange; Moon Knight's old school friend becomes the villainous Zohar.
Marvel Fanfare #29[2/2] (1988)
Moon Knight takes on a terrorist.
Code of Honor #3 (1997)
Moon Knight cameo.
Marvel Team-Up #144 (1984)
Spider-Man and Moon Knight team up against the White Dragon, a sinister New York crime lord during THE ALIEN COSTUME SAGA.
Moon Knight: Fist of Khonshu #1-2 (1985)
Marc Spector gives up his Moon Knight persona and opens an art gallery and sells his statue of Khonshu; when he discovers the buyer, Anubis (Sheikh Ahmad) plans to use the statue for nefarious purpose, Spector becomes Moon Knight again, pursing him to the Middle East; when Moon Knight returns to America, he discovers Marlene Alraune has left him for breaking his promise to leave Moon Knight behind him; Moon KNight investigates the criminal organisation OMNIUM.
Moon Knight finds himself the prisoner of an Earth elemental.
Moon Knight: Fist of Khonshu #3-6 (1985)
Moon Knight clashes with Morpheus, a madman calling himself Bluebeard, the Worshippers of the White Cobra and a drug supplier called Mother White; Marc Spector fails to win Marlene back when she returns to her ex-husband.
Marvel Fanfare #38[1/2] (1988)
Moon Knight investigates a boy-band who are using a magic mask to gain eternal youth.
While the West Coast Avengers are lost in time, Moon Knight breaks into Avengers Compound, clashes with Hank Pym, then travels to the past with Pym and Espirita to rescue the Avengers; after aiding the Avengers in the present against Dominus, Moon Knight joins the team.
West Coast Avengers Annual #2 (1987)
Avengers Annual #16 (1987)
Both teams of Avengers join forces with the Silver Surfer against the Grandmaster; Moon Knight battles a facsimile of the Green Goblin during FREEDOM.
West Coast Avengers #25-28 (1987-1988)
The Avengers take on the new Zodiac.
Solo Avengers #3[2/2] (1988)
The Shroud tries to recruit Moon Knight into his team, the Night Shift.
West Coast Avengers #29-31 (1988)
Taurus falls to his death while fighting Moon Knight, causing a rift in the team when Mockingbird takes his side; the Avengers fight the Examiner and Arkon.
Iron Man #229 (1988)
The Avengers throw Iron Man off the team during ARMOR WARS.
West Coast Avengers #32 (1988)
The Avengers battle the gigantic Yetrigar.
West Coast Avengers #33-36 (1988)
A rift builds between the Avengers after clashes with Quicksilver and Doctor Doom (Kristoff Vernard); the Voice encourages a split in the group during WEST COAST AVENGERS DISASSEMBLE!
Nick Fury vs SHIELD #2 (1988)
Moon Knight makes a cameo appearance alongside the West Coast Avengers.
West Coast Avengers #37 (1988)
Moon Knight, Tigra and Mockingbird leave the Avengers, believing Avengers should be able to kill if the need arises during WEST COAST AVENGERS DISASSEMBLE!
West Coast Avengers Annual #3[2/3] (1988)
Mockingbird, Tigra and Moon Knight tackle the High Evolutionary's Gatherers during THE EVOLUTIONARY WAR / WEST COAST AVENGERS DISASSEMBLE!
West Coast Avengers #41 (1988)
Moon Knight returns to the Avengers to fend off the Phantom Rider, the resurrected Swordsman and the Night Shift; Moon Knight leaves the team during WEST COAST AVENGERS DISASSEMBLE!
Marvel Super-Heroes Special #1[1/7] (1990)
Moon Knight takes down a new criminal, the Raptor.
Moon Knight: Divided We Fall #1 (1992)
Malene Alraune comes back into Moon Knight's life just as he comes under attack from Dick Blaine, one of Raul Bushman's old henchmen.
Collects Defenders #47-50, Hulk! #11-15, 17-18, Marvel Preview #21, Marvel Spotlight #28-29, Marvel Two-in-One #52, Moon Knight #1-4, Peter Parker the Spectacular Spider-Man #22-23 and Werewolf by Night #32-33.
Moon Knight Epic Collection vol.2: Shadows of the Moon
Collects Moon Knight #5-23.
Moon Knight Epic Collection vol.3: Final Rest
Collects Moon Knight #24-38.
Werewolf by Night Omnibus
Werewolf by Night: The Complete Collection vol.3
Include Werewolf by Night #32-33.
Marvel Masterworks: The Spectacular Sider-Man vol.2
Includes Peter parker, the Spectacular Spider-Man #22-23.
Moon Knight: Countdown to Dark
Collects Hulk! #13-15, 17-18, 20 and Marvel Preview #21.
Luke Cage: Avenger
Marvel Universe by Frank Miller Omnibus
Spider-Man: The Complete Frank Miller
Include Marvel Team-Up Annual #4.
Avengers: I am an Avenger
Includes Avengers #211.
Iron Man Epic Collection vol.10: The Enemy Within
Includes Iron Man #161.
Power Man and Iron Fist Epic Collection vol.2: Revenge!
Includes Power Man and Iron Fist #87.
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