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	title:	Moon Knight Volume 2: Midnight Sun Premiere HC: Midnight Sun Premiere v. 2
	author:	Charlie Huston
	format:	Hardcover
	publisher:	Marvel Comics
	released:	January 30, 2008
	isbn:	0785122893
	isbn-13:	9780785122890

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Customer Reviews
enjoyable but not completely satisfactory - Rated Its nowhere near as good as the first collection of Huston's, and 4 stars is probaly being too kind. The artwork is as stunning as ever, Finch deserves an Eisner, but the story, hmmm. It may well be that i personally just wanted something else from it, but as an old school Moon Knight fan, i feel better positioned than most to comment. My main gripe is that too much is made of his internal dilemma and not enough time given to his 'real' relationships i.e. Marlene, Frenchie. I'll probaly change my mind completely after a reread, because there are some great moments and it is well written, the last issue of Hustons is a standalone story and is excellent, although unfortunatley is not graced by David Finch's artwork. It also collects another standalone story (not written by Huston) which although Moon Knight is a peripheral figure is also excellent. Overall enjoyable but not completely satisfactory.

Customer Reviews

enjoyable but not completely satisfactory - Rated 4/5
Its nowhere near as good as the first collection of Huston's, and 4 stars is probaly being too kind. The artwork is as stunning as ever, Finch deserves an Eisner, but the story, hmmm. It may well be that i personally just wanted something else from it, but as an old school Moon Knight fan, i feel better positioned than most to comment. My main gripe is that too much is made of his internal dilemma and not enough time given to his 'real' relationships i.e. Marlene, Frenchie.
I'll probaly change my mind completely after a reread, because there are some great moments and it is well written, the last issue of Hustons is a standalone story and is excellent, although unfortunatley is not graced by David Finch's artwork.
It also collects another standalone story (not written by Huston) which although Moon Knight is a peripheral figure is also excellent.
Overall enjoyable but not completely satisfactory.