Moon Knight :: The Bottom :: Finale

Pencils: David Finch

Inks: Danny Miki

Colors: Frank D'Armata

Writer: Charlie Huston

Letters: Joe Caramagna

Moon Knight #6

(November, 2006)

Standard Cover by David Finch, Danny Miki, Frank D'Armata

"The Bottom" Part VI

"Glories Such As These"

Bloody Variant Cover

This is how the issue was originally solicited back in June 2006:

MOON KNIGHT #6

Written by CHARLIE HUSTON

Pencils, Cover, and Bloody Variant Cover by DAVID FINCH

Conclusion to first story arc! "Glories Such As These": It's never about speed or slick moves or razor-sharp reflexes. It's about what you can take. It's about how much pain you can absorb. How many times you can hit the mat, bloody and dazed, and still get up. That's where glory is forged. That's where one earns the grace of God. Or in this case, Khonshu, God of Vengeance. Marc Spector's taken their best shot. Taskmaster. The Profile. The entire Committee. Question is, are they ready for his?

Moon Knight :: The Bottom :: Chapter V

Pencils: David Finch

Inks: Danny Miki, CrimeLab Studios

Colors: Frank D'Armata

Writer: Charlie Huston

Letters: Joe Caramagna

Moon Knight #5

(September, 2006)

Cover by David Finch, Danny Miki, Frank D'Armata

"The Bottom" Part V

"Friendless And Alone"

This is how the issue was originally solicited back in May 2006:

MOON KNIGHT #5

Written by CHARLIE HUSTON

Pencils & Cover by DAVID FINCH

"The Bottom: Friendless and Alone." They promised Taskmaster that Marc Spector would be a sitting duck. When Taskmaster was done with his work, Spector would be battered, bruised, friendless and, most important, alone. Only one problem: Spector is not alone. He's got a friend. His name is Khonshu. And today, he's got Moon Knight's back. It's time for round two. Part 5 (of 6).

Moon Knight :: The Bottom :: Chapter IV

Pencils: David Finch

Inks: Danny Miki, Victor Olazaba, Allen Martinez

Colors: Frank D'Armata

Writer: Charlie Huston

Letters: Joe Caramagna

Moon Knight #4

(August, 2006)

Cover by David Finch, Danny Miki, Frank D'Armata

"The Bottom" Part IV

"Interest In A Mirror"

He's a deadly mercenary with photographic reflexes that allow him to perfect any movement he sees. He's Taskmaster and he's been hired to make Marc Spector's return to crime-fighting a short one in Moon Knight #4.

Plus, who is the shadowy organization that has been watching Marc Spector? They know his strengths, his weaknesses, and exactly what to do to put him over the edge. But how much further can a man at the bottom be pushed before he pushes back?

Moon Knight's battle with Bushmaster in Moon Knight #2 raised the bar for how gruesome a fight can be. Well, wait until you see Taskmaster take on Moon Knight because you haven't seen anything yet.

The Taskmaster

This is how the issue was originally solicited back in April 2006:

MOON KNIGHT #4

Written by CHARLIE HUSTON

Pencils & Cover by DAVID FINCH

Someone out there knows all the angles on Marc Spector. They know his strengths and his weaknesses -and just how much pressure to apply to make him snap. About 250 pounds of sculpted muscle and cocksure attitude, to be exact. Enter: Taskmaster! (If you thought Moon Knight's battle with Bushmaster was brutal, you've got another thing coming.)

Moon Knight :: The Bottom :: Chapter III

Pencils: David Finch

Inks: Danny Miki, Victor Olazaba, Allen Martinez

Colors: Frank D'Armata

Writer: Charlie Huston

Letters: Joe Caramagna

Moon Knight #3

(June, 2006)

Cover by David Finch, Danny Miki, Frank D'Armata

"The Bottom" Part III

"To The Bone"

"He's not a mercenary killer at all.

He is a millionaire philanthropist.

A working class man of the people.

A hero."

The Taskmaster

Artwork by David Finch, Danny Miki, Frank D'Armata

This is how the issue was originally solicited back in March 2006:

MOON KNIGHT #3

Written by CHARLIE HUSTON

Pencils & Cover by DAVID FINCH

"To The Bone" One night on windswept rooftop, Moon Knight squared off against his greatest nemesis -Bushman- and something truly dreadful happened. Something Spector can't put behind him, nor should. Something Khonshu won't let him. You see, someone's about to pick a fight with Marc Spector. The night is young and there's a bad moon rising. Brace yourself for the most brutal battle you've ever seen! Part 3 (of 6).

Moon Knight :: The Bottom :: Chapter II

Pencils: David Finch

Inks: Danny Miki

Colors: Frank D'Armata

Writer: Charlie Huston

Letters: Joe Caramagna

Moon Knight #2

(May, 2006)

Cover by David Finch, Danny Miki, Frank D'Armata

"The Bottom" Part II

"Fear, More Than God"

"How many times do you beat a guy down?

How many times do you take him out?

Before he knows you're better than he is?"

This is how the issue was originally solicited back in February 2006:

MOON KNIGHT #2

Written by CHARLIE HUSTON

Pencils & Cover by DAVID FINCH

"Fear, More Than God." Marc Spector lies awake every night, questions and fears haunting his thoughts. Because one night on windswept rooftop, he squared off against his greatest nemesis and something truly dreadful happened. Something Spector can't put behind him, nor should. Something Khonshu won't let him. The night is young and the moon is full. The worst is yet to come for Marc Spector. Part 2 (of 6).

Moon Knight :: The Bottom :: Chapter I

Pencils: David Finch

Inks: Danny Miki

Colors: Frank D'Armata

Writer: Charlie Huston

Letters: Joe Caramagna

Moon Knight #1

(April, 2006)

Cover by David Finch, Danny Miki, Frank D'Armata

Sketch Variant Cover and Director's Cut Special Edition Cover

"Someone has to do the fun stuff." -Moon Knight

 Artwork by David Finch, Danny Miki, Frank D'Armata

This is how the issue was originally solicited back in January 2006:

MOON KNIGHT #1

Written by CHARLIE HUSTON

Pencils & Cover by DAVID FINCH

"THE BOTTOM" Part 1 (of 6). The Fist of Khonshu is back and badder than ever, courtesy of acclaimed novelist Charlie Huston and red-hot, fan-favorite artist David Finch. Marc Specter used to talk to God. His god anyway. Khonshu --God of the Moon, God of Vengeance-- saved Spector's life, brought him to glory, made him a hero. Made him Moon Knight. But what Khonshu gives, he also takes away. And once he takes, he takes for good.

Spector learned this the hard way, spiraling into madness, depression and worse. But he also remembers. Remembers what it felt like to jump off the top of a six-story tenement, cloak spread behind him. Remembers the feel of cartilage and bone exploding beneath his fists. Remembers the fun stuff. Now Specter wants back in the game. Will Khonshu hear his prayer?