Moon Knight: Fist of Khonshu #3

Moon Knight: Fist of Khonshu #3 was published by Marvel Comics in 1985 as part of a limited series intended to revitalize the character's narrative trajectory. Following the conclusion of the original Moon Knight ongoing series, this six-issue run sought to lean heavily into the mystical and supernatural elements of Marc Spector's mythology, shifting away from his grounded street-level origins to emphasize his role as the avatar of the Egyptian moon god.

The issue features the creative work of writer Alan Zelenetz and artist Chris Warner, who were tasked with exploring the psychological toll of Spector's pact with Khonshu. The design and visual storytelling aimed to convey a darker, more erratic tone that reflected the protagonist's increasingly fractured mental state. While the series is noted by collectors for its distinct mid-eighties aesthetic and its role in defining the deity-centric lore that persists in modern portrayals of the character, it was received at the time as a niche, experimental departure from mainstream Marvel superhero titles.