You know where I belong, punk? I belong with the decent and innocent folk-- who can't find a moment's peace-- not in the streets, not in their own homes-- so long as punks like you terrorize them. I belong with the persecuted. Now who's got the power, you stinking tube of prejudice? And how's it feel to play victim for a change? 

—Moon Knight

Appearing in "Red Sins"

Featured Characters:

• Moon Knight (Marc Spector)

Supporting Characters:

• Detective Flint
• Marlene Alraune
• Frenchie (Jean-Paul Duchamp)

Antagonists:

• Zohar (Reuben Davis) (First appearance)
• Neo-Nazi Thugs
  • Swee'pea

Other Characters:

• Elias Spector (First appearance; dies)
• Dr. Giddis
• Benny
• Curly (Mentioned)
• Mrs. Spector (Mentioned) (Only in flashback)
• Randall Spector (Mentioned)
• God (Invoked)
• Moses (Mentioned)
• Isaiah (Mentioned)
• Adolf Hitler (Topical Reference)

Races and Species:

• Humans

Locations:

• Sol (Main story and flashback)
  • Earth (Main story and flashback)
    • North America (Main story and flashback)
      • United States of America (Main story and flashback)
        • Illinois (Main story and flashback)
          • Chicago (Main story and flashback)
            • Synagogue
            • Drearcliff Cemetery
            • Reuben Davis's Apartment (First appearance)
            • Balfus Hospital (First appearance)
        • New York
          • New York City
            • a synagogue
          • Long Island
            • Grant Mansion
    • Africa (Appears on screen)
      • Mozambique (Appears on screen)
    • Europe (Only in flashback)
      • Czechoslovakia (Only in flashback)
      • Germany (Mentioned)

Items:

• Moon Knight's Suit
• Holy Bible
• Talmud
• Torah
• Will of Khonshu

Vehicles:

• Moon Knight's Helicopter

Synopsis for "Red Sins"

A doctor informs Reuben Davis, a student of Elias Spector’s, that Elias isn’t responding to chemotherapy and he’s obligated to inform Marc Spector of the situation despite Davis’s protests due to their prolonged estrangement.

At Grant Mansion, Steven Grant is busy reviewing the records of Marc Spector when Marlene receives a call and informs him of his father’s situation. He initially wishes to avoid the situation but Marlene insists and he relives his young adult years in which his father always refused to fight against his persecutors and frowned upon Marc’s choice to make money boxing. They became estranged and Marc then decided to join the Marines.

Flying on a helicopter with Frenchie, Moon Knight sees a synagogue on fire and rescues a man attempting to save its Torah scrolls. After seeing a swastika painted on the synagogue walls, he becomes irate and encounters a Neo-Nazi gang at their hideout where he brutalizes them until Detective Flint arrives and stops him.

Later, Steven and Marlene arrive to Chicago too late to see his father alive and attend his funeral services, led by Reuben Davis. They have a somewhat cold encounter afterwards and Marc speaks of his need to remain in Chicago for a few days to go through his father’s things. Steven later decides to visit the grave of his father where he encounters more Neo-Nazis tagging swastikas on gravestones. An enraged Steven Grant fights with them and is assisted by Marlene, but she soon discovers that his father’s grave is empty. The final scene reveals a robed and masked figure appearing to initiate a ritual with the casketed body of Elias Spector.

Appearing in "Crawley"

Featured Characters:

• Bertrand Crawley

Supporting Characters:

• Moon Knight

Antagonists:

Other Characters:

Races and Species:

• Humans

Locations:

Items:

Vehicles:

Synopsis for "Crawley"

Pinups

Solicit Synopsis

Notes

See Also

• 7 image(s) from Moon Knight Vol 1 37
• 3 reprint(s) of Moon Knight Vol 1 37

Links and References

References