Struggling with dissociative identity disorder, Stephen Grant occasionally shifts to the personality of Marc Spector. As the human embodiment of the Egyptian god Khonshu, Marc Spector becomes Moon Knight. Meanwhile, with two versions of suit— Moon Knight and Mr. Knight— depending on who summons it, Steven Grant uses the alternate suit, turning him into Mr. Knight that has a more debonair persona.
Based on one of Marvel’s most regarded TV series, Hot Toys is proud to present to fans Mr. Knight as a 1/6th scale collectible figure with the signature all-white suit.
Sophisticatedly crafted based on Mr. Knight’s appearance in Marvel Studios’ Moon Knight, the highly detailed figure features a newly sculpted Marc Spector/Steven Grant head sculpt with separate rolling eyeballs, along with a newly developed masked head with LED light-up function design on eyes. Mr. Knight’s all-white costume is a finely tailored three-piece suit, highlighted by a herringbone pattern on the fabric and adorned with ancient symbol buttons on the suit jacket and waistcoat, as well as a pair of white boots with bandage-wrapped design to complete his outfit. The figure also comes with a Scarab, and a figure stand for display.
Summon the suit! Our new 1/6th scale Mr. Knight collectible figure is looking sharp in your Marvel collection!
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MOON KNIGHT’S PAST AND PRESENT COLLIDE IN THE MONUMENTAL MOON KNIGHT #25
FOLLOWED BY THE COMIC DEBUT OF THE SCARLET SCARAB IN MOON KNIGHT: CITY OF THE DEAD
The oversized anniversary issue of Jed Mackay’s MOON KNIGHT #25 and David Pepose’s MOON KNIGHT: CITY OF THE DEAD launch in July
New York, NY— April 19, 2023 — This July, two moons rise! Revealed earlier by IGN, writer Jed MacKay is bringing fans an oversized anniversary issue of MOON NIGHT #25. The monumental issue features art from an all-star line-up including Alessandro Cappuccio, Alessandro Vitti, and Partha Pratim.
In the upcoming issue, Moon Knight’s past and present collide! The past comes back to bedevil Moon Knight as he pursues his latest enemy, someone once familiar and new. From grim New York nights to the blazing sun of Alexandria days, Moon Knight hunts for answers among the graves of Hart Island while haunted by the last mission of the Karnak Cowboys, a mercenary crew counting among its members Marc Spector, Jean-Paul Duchamp, Robert Plesko… and the official comic book debut of Layla El-Faouly! The issue also includes a classic Moon Knight story from the past by legendary comic writer Doug Moench and Eisner-winning, Emmy-nominated artist Bill Sienkiewicz.
Then, following the events of MOON KNIGHT #25, Marc Spector is taken on his most harrowing adventure yet! Written by David Pepose with art by Marcelo Ferreira, MOON KNIGHT: CITY OF THE DEAD features Layla El-Faouly’s super hero debut as the all-new Scarlet Scarab! When a young runaway is attacked by a gang of death cultists, he is left barely alive outside the Midnight Mission. But Marc Spector made a vow long ago to defend the travelers of the night…and as long as a spark of life remains, his mission isn’t over yet. Follow Moon Knight as the Fist of Khonshu journeys far beyond the land of the living – and battles across the mind-bending underworld known as the City of the Dead!
Jed MacKay told IGN, “Working on MOON KNIGHT #25 was a bit of a mammoth task… 70 pages of story, cutting between three stories, each with their own artist! It was a really exciting opportunity to have that much space to work in, telling a Moon Knight story in a longer form than we’re usually used to.” He continues, “Bringing Layla El-Faouly into our story was exciting. Adding an already beloved character into the universe of the comics is a really interesting opportunity, and being able to show the “before” to David and Marcelo’s “after” was a wonderful bit of synchronicity. It was an idea that we both came to independently, and the way our stories were able to dovetail is something that I’m looking forward to people experiencing. While the Scarlet Scarab will indeed be turning up in MOON KNIGHT: CITY OF THE DEAD, in MOON KNIGHT #25 we’re seeing a much younger Layla and a much younger Marc Spector as they embark on a mission as members of the crack mercenary team, the Karnak Cowboys.”
David Pepose added, “I’m thrilled to be tackling one of my all-time favorite Marvel characters in MOON KNIGHT: CITY OF THE DEAD. Teaming up with sensational artist Marcelo Ferriera, we’re sending Marc Spector on one of his most mind-bending adventures to date — rescuing a young runaway’s soul from the City of the Dead. Yet as a mercenary and as a hero, Moon Knight has been no stranger to leaving a body count… so he might see some familiar faces looking for payback! But Marc won’t be embarking on this mission alone… I couldn’t be more excited to be writing Layla El-Faouly’s debut as the all-new Scarlet Scarab! Layla has been such a fun character to adapt — she knows Marc better than almost anyone, and that tension is going to spark some spectacular fireworks on this otherworldly adventure.”
Check out the covers now and look out for MOON KNIGHT #25 and MOON KNIGHT: CITY OF THE DEAD this July!
