Moon Knight #20 kicks off a new mystery for Moon Knight to solve as he and his friends race to save the hero’s former associates who are all targeted on night by a pair of D-list Marvel villains turned brainwashed assassins for hire working for a mysterious voice from beyond the grave.
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Moon Knight #19 offers a back-and-forth between parallel stories. We get Moon Knight and Hunter’s Moon deep in the subterranean tunnels below the city fighting the definition of a throwaway character in Commodore Donald Planet. The fight is reallly just an excuse for the pair to discuss the limitations and costs of Khonshu’s resurrections of his hand as Hunter’s Moon cautions Moon Knight to be less cavalier with his life.
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Moon Knight‘s battle with the Tutor comes to a close as he and Tigra crash the vampire’s party to bring a few presents of their own in violence and death. We get some great back-and-forth dialogue between Moon Knight and Tutor, as our hero stalls a bit for time allowing his back-up to arrange the first-half of his surprise in setting off the ball room’s sprinkler system. With the Tutor still oblivious to the dangers his entire network is in, the priest of Khonshu blesses the water.
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Before his confrontation with the Tutor, Moon Knight must deal with the fallout from last issue’s B-story and the murder of Hunter’s Moon at the hands of Grand Mal and Nemean. More of a horror comic than the previous issues, Moon Knight draws the two hired killers into the Midnight Mission to exact some vengeance on them. And after taking his pound of flesh, our hero turns his attention back on the Tutor and his cabal.
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Looking for allies and information about the Tutor and the vampire’s operation, Moon Knight sits down with rival vampire Lady Yulan. Although far from friendly, the conversation does result in some information for our hero such as insight as to why the Tutor feels threatened by Moon Knight and an opportunity Moon Knight may have to finish the vendetta once and for all.
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