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Moon Knight (2006) #30

 
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Writer: 
Mike Benson
Penciller: 
Jefte Palo
Colorist: 
Gabriele Dell'Otto, Lee Loughridge
Letterer: 
Joe Caramagna
Other: 
Chris Eliopoulos
Orig. Published: 
May 28, 2009
Imprint: 
MARVEL KNIGHTS 
Rating: 
PARENTAL ADVISORY 
Format: 
Comic 
UPC: 
5960605760-03011

The Story: (hide) “DOWN SOUTH,” PART 4
The little Mexican town of El Paso Del Norte is getting crowded. First, there’s Moon Knight, whose current alter ego, Jake Lockley, is playing bodyguard to a young woman who’s in the crosshairs of virtually every assassin South of the Rio Grande. Then, there’s the Zapata Brothers, a duo of outlandish assassins that’s determined to collect the bounty. And then there’s the Punisher, who’s crossed the border on the trail of some Russian Mobsters. Oh, and did we forget to mention the phantom predator known as Toltec, who’s got his sights on everyone?
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