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Is Moon knight still a niche character?
Even when we've got so many comics runs, video games appearances and even a solo MCU series I still don't think a lot of people can say who Moon knight is
u/mogi1nik — 3 days ago
Even when we've got so many comics runs, video games appearances and even a solo MCU series I still don't think a lot of people can say who Moon knight is
Just a speculation, since Thor's hammer is made of moon rock, why won't Moon knight have a uru-weapon too?
He made his film debut in "Captain America: Civil War", but appeared in the canonical purple mask only in "Falcon&Winter soldier" and only in one scene for less than a minute. Honestly, I would like to see this image of him in future projects, as he is my favorite villain.