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Doug Moench is an American comic book writer known for his Batman work and as the creator of Moon Knight, Deathlok, and other characters. He has also written novels, short stories, film and TV scripts, and worked for Marvel, DC, and other publishers.
- Batman: Red Rain
- Marvel Spotlight #28-29
- Batman: Dark Joker - The Wild
- Star-Lord: Tears For Heaven #1
- Batman: Knightfall, Part One — Broken Bat
- Master of Kung Fu #48-51
- Batman vs. Predator II: Blood Match
- Moon Knight #1
- Batman: Terror
- Captain Marvel #58-62
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Initially battling his misconceptions over the existence of these supernatural predators, Batman must use every ounce of his perseverance if he is to prevail and halt the red rampage vampires are wreaking throughout the city in this Elseworldstale. Additionally, Batman must employ every asset at his disposal, including the ever-loyal Alfred and his...
This two-issue Marvel Spotlight represents Moon Knight's first solo story, seeing him locked in a deadly chess game with the diabolical Conquer Lord. Notably, Moon Knight's multiple personas of Marc Spector, Jake Lockley and Steven Grantare alluded to for the first time, but only as a "smoke screened facade of disguises and alter-egos," as the begi...
In this trek into the wild fantasy land of myth and magic, Moench produced a Batman tale unlike any other, featuring the Dark Joker, a sinister warlock ruling over feudal lands with fear and violence, and the Beast of the Wild, the one who must rid the lands of Joker's foul presence. Moench creates this exceptional and unusual entry into the Batman...
Tears for Heaven #1, contains the summation of Moench's work on the infamous sci-fi space captain Star-Lord long before the character clashed with Thanos in the MCU, showcasing Moench's '70s run writing science fiction for Marvel. RELATED: Ranking Every Villain In The Guardians Of The Galaxy Movies In this story, Moench conveys the gravity and impa...
One of the most lauded Batman stories ever done, from which famed director Christopher Nolan drew inspiration for the epic finale of his Batman trilogy, Knightfall introduced Azrael and Bane, one of Batman's best villain.The story features, for the first time, the Dark Knight defeated by the terror of Santa Prisca. The profound impact of seeing the...
This story features Shang-Chi, the master of Kung-Fu, facing a grueling gauntlet of death, culminating in an epic, final confrontation with his non-MCU father, Doctor Fu Manchu. Seeking to bring about an extinction-level event whereby he could rise to rule the world, Manchu is ultimately thwarted by an enlightened Shang-Chi, who decides to fight th...
This second series between the Dark Knight andthe apex Predator, or Yautja, demonstrates Moench's superb Batman command and impressive writing range. Batman enlists the aid of a Batfamily member, the Huntress, upon realizing he is vastly outnumbered while fighting seven hired contract killers and a preeminent sci-fi hunter seeking to regain honor f...
In Moon Knight's 1980 solo debut, Moench introduces Raoul Bushman, the greedy, barbarous leader of a mercenary group, as the first rogue of Moon Knight and a potential villain for the MCU to use in the series' future. After running afoul of Bushman and being left for dead, Marc Spector is aided and brought before the statue of the Egyptian God of V...
This riveting sequel to the equally well-received Batman: Prey storyline is a grand voyage into the psychological thriller realm. This engaging Year One tale finds Doctor Hugo Strange out for revenge on his nemesis Batman, eliciting the help of Scarecrow and a reluctant Catwoman to spread terror in Gotham. Ultimately, Catwoman will form a tenuous p...
Nostalgic Captain Marvel adventure featuring Drax the destroyer, though not entirely the MCU version, in a battle to save Earth and Titan. After Adam Warlock petrifies Thanos with the help of the Avengers, the Titan A.I., Isaac, goes rogue and deigns to conquer Earth by creating a genetic super-soldier, Stellarax, to lead the conquest. Initially, a...
Learn about the comics work of Doug Moench, the writer who co-created Moon Knight and other iconic characters. Discover his stories for Batman, Star-Lord, Shang-Chi and more.
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Moon Knight is a character appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. Created by writer Doug Moench and artist Don Perlin, the character first appeared in Werewolf by Night #32 (August 1975). [1]
All art is abstraction. And watercolor lends itself to abstraction, to simplification— begs for it really— but allows for fine detail as well. When I pick up the brush, wash it in clear water and scrub it into a tiny pot of pigment to begin there is, for me, a level of anxiety.
Doug Moench is an American writer who worked on Batman, Detective Comics and other comics. Learn about his professional and personal history, creations, trivia and external links.
Moon Knight: Created by Doug Moench. With Oscar Isaac, Ethan Hawke, May Calamawy, Michael Benjamin Hernandez. Steven Grant discovers he's been granted the powers of an Egyptian moon god. But he soon finds out that these newfound powers can be both a blessing and a curse to his troubled life.
Doug Moench is a writer and actor who created or adapted characters such as Bane, Moon Knight, and Harley Quinn. He has worked for Marvel, DC, and other comics publishers, as well as for TV shows and movies.
