Issue(s): Hulk Magazine #15, Hulk Magazine #17, Hulk Magazine #18 (Moon Knight stories only)
Cover Date: Jun-Dec 79
Title: "An eclipse, waning / An eclipse, waxing" / "Nights Born Ten Years Gone" / "Shadows in the heart of the city"
Credits:
Doug Moench - Writer
Bill Sienkiewicz - Penciler
Bob McLeod / Klaus Janson - Inker

Review/plot:
More Moon Knight back-up stories.

Moon Knight eventually realizes that the "Hatchet-Man" in the scans above is his brother, Randall Spector. He'll later return as Shadowknight. In this story, he's impaled on a tree branch and it's said that he's dead.

The most interesting is a tale involving the Hulk, in which it is told twice, from Moon Knight's perspective and then from the Hulk's.

Quality Rating: C+

Historical Significance Rating: 1

Chronological Placement Considerations: N/A

References:

• Bruce Banner thinks about how a full moon affects the human psyche, remembering that in the very beginning, i.e. circa Hulk #1, Banner turned into the Hulk during the full moon.

Crossover: N/A

Continuity Insert? N

My Reprint: Moon Knight Special Edition #2

I appreciate your "references" links, fnord. Nice to get an opportunity to revisit the Neal Adams era of Sienkiewicz's work.

That Sienkiewicz art is cool of course, but Bob McLeod's art on the Hulk story is REALLY nice.