This series introduces Moon Knight's teenage sidekick Jeff Wilde, also known as "Midnight." Wilde is actually the son of Midnight Man, a villain from the first series. Moon Knight first encountered the Black Cat and Midnight. Midnight makes a few appearances until issue #24. Turned into a cyborg by the Secret Empire, Midnight is seemingly killed in the "Round Robin" story arc of Amazing Spider-Man, spanning issues #353-#358. Midnight later reappears in Moon Knight volume 4 where Moon Knight apparently finishes him off for good[we find out that isn't true later].
Alongside the Punisher, he battled ULTIMATUM. During the "Acts of Vengeance", he battled Killer Shrike, Coachwhip, and the second Ringer. He then encountered Silver Sable, Sandman, and Paladin.As Marc Spector, he was tried for murder in Bosqueverde, South America. He teamed with Spider-Man and the Punisher against the Secret Empire.
While fighting with his brother Randal Spector [back from the dead for the first time] over who is destined to carry the mantle of Moon Knight, Marc discovers Khonshu is not the god of vengeance but the god of justice.
Starting with issue #38, Moon Knight appears in adamantium armor rather than his Kevlar costume. In the comic storyline it is explained that Moon Knight needs the armor to hold his body together after being infected by the then-possessed Hobgoblin. The disease is revealed to be the villain known as Demogoblin trying to possess him. With the help of Doctor Strange and Mister Fantastic, the Demogoblin parasite is removed. In issue #50, Moon Knight seemingly severs his ties to the Avengers by burning his membership ID card after being brought in by Thor to answer charges in regard to his illegal actions against Doctor Doom. By the end of the series, Moon Knight is killed violently, sacrificing himself to save his loved ones from a computerized villain called Seth and his "Zero Hour" program.
Alongside the Punisher, he battled ULTIMATUM. During the "Acts of Vengeance", he battled Killer Shrike, Coachwhip, and the second Ringer. He then encountered Silver Sable, Sandman, and Paladin.As Marc Spector, he was tried for murder in Bosqueverde, South America. He teamed with Spider-Man and the Punisher against the Secret Empire.
While fighting with his brother Randal Spector [back from the dead for the first time] over who is destined to carry the mantle of Moon Knight, Marc discovers Khonshu is not the god of vengeance but the god of justice.
Starting with issue #38, Moon Knight appears in adamantium armor rather than his Kevlar costume. In the comic storyline it is explained that Moon Knight needs the armor to hold his body together after being infected by the then-possessed Hobgoblin. The disease is revealed to be the villain known as Demogoblin trying to possess him. With the help of Doctor Strange and Mister Fantastic, the Demogoblin parasite is removed. In issue #50, Moon Knight seemingly severs his ties to the Avengers by burning his membership ID card after being brought in by Thor to answer charges in regard to his illegal actions against Doctor Doom. By the end of the series, Moon Knight is killed violently, sacrificing himself to save his loved ones from a computerized villain called Seth and his "Zero Hour" program.