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Moon Knight’s Comics Show How Marvel Mishandled Blade
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During the early to mid 1970s, Marvel Comics underwent a period of unprecedented change that resulted in the creation of characters like Blade and Moon Knight, who had a supernatural bent. With the relaxing of the Comics Code Authority in 1971, a set of guidelines that had previously banned the publication of werewolves, vampires, and zombies in American comic books, publishers like Marvel were free to create characters that they otherwise would never have been permitted to.
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How MCU's Moon Knight Costume Compares To The Comics
After Marvel Studios' first official look at their upcoming Moon Knight series, here's how Oscar Isaac's costume as Marc Spector compares to the one from the comics. While footage of the titular vigilante played by Oscar Isaac was limited, viewers were treated to glimpses of Moon Knight's signature white costume he'll be wearing in the MCU, an indication that the series will hopefully serve as a faithful depiction for one of Marvel's most dynamic and complicated heroes.
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