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Moon Knight (2006) #27

 
 
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Writer: 
Mike Benson
Penciller: 
Jefte Palo
Colorist: 
Gabriele Dell'Otto, Lee Loughridge
Letterer: 
Joe Caramagna
Other: 
Charlie Huston, Chris Eliopoulos
Orig. Published: 
February 18, 2009
Imprint: 
MARVEL KNIGHTS 
Rating: 
PARENTAL ADVISORY 
Format: 
Comic 
UPC: 
5960605760-02711

The Story: (hide) “DOWN SOUTH,” PART 2
Marc Spector may be dead, but Moon Knight is very much alive. Hiding out in the dark underbelly of Mexico City, trouble quickly finds the fugitive vigilante when a local land baron hires him to ensure the safe return of his kidnapped daughter. Problem is, whoever’s got the girl is also in the crosshairs of the Punisher, who’s traveled down to Mexico on the trail of Russian mobsters. And if that weren’t enough, another predator appears to have joined the party. Someone homegrown. Enter: Toltec.
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