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9 comments:
I remember during the Doppleganger Campaign, of Marvel's "Infinity War," that Moon Knight did some dimension-hopping that resulted in his meeting an analog of the 1966 ABC-TV Dynamic Duo! If that also served as your inspiration, I commend you on your impeccable background research.
And in the Amalgam universe, didn't they merge Moon Knight with Nightwing as a sidekick to 'Bruce Wayne, Agent of SHIELD'?
Another great idea...
@Simreeve: Yes; he was called "Moonwing". ^_^
Love the cover, hated the BvS spoiler.
@ My namesake: Then, you shouldn't have read it, at all!
Didnt't know I was going to be reading one. #NoWarning
"Pessimists see the glass as half-empty. Optimists see the glass as half-full. While realists see the half-full glass as becoming totally empty, twice as fast as one that's filled to the brim!"
English translation: them's the risks you take. But, at least, now you won't have to remember having come out the movie theater disappointed after learning the same fact, the hard way, for seven-to-ten buck$!
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