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I heard there was going to be a tv series about him, which I wasn't aware of?
Anyone know when this was announced?
Anyone know when this was announced?
Marvel Pacts with No Equal for Moon Knight
Source: Marvel Entertainment, Inc. October 25, 2006
Marvel Studios, a division of Marvel Entertainment, Inc. and Vancouver based production company, No Equal Entertainment, have entered into an agreement to develop a live-action television series based on Marvel's cult favorite Moon Knight. The announcement was made today by David Maisel of Marvel Entertainment and Larry Sugar of No Equal Entertainment.
First introduced by Marvel Comics in the mid-1970s, Moon Knight remains a true fan favorite as evidenced by the current best-selling comic book series featuring the Super Hero. Moon Knight presents the story of soldier of fortune Marc Spector. After an encounter with the Egyptian god of vengeance and the moon deity Konshu, he became a hero: Moon Knight. The encounter leaves the tormented Spector with even more inner demons to combat. Now as Moon Knight, he hunts criminals in the night, bringing them to justice, and striking fear in the hearts of criminals everywhere. Moon Knight's blend of action, the supernatural, and complex, intriguing characters will serve as the foundation for the live-action series.
"'Moon Knight' has all the elements for an engaging television series. No Equal Entertainment has a real passion for the project and an amazing vision of how to bring the character and storyline to life that will appeal to action and sci-fi enthusiasts," said Mr. Maisel.
The production will be spearheaded by No Equal Entertainment's Sugar. Sugar brings to the project over 35 years experience as a Hollywood executive and producer. His track record includes a wide array of global television series, including: "The Collector," "Romeo," "First Wave," "Dead Man's Gun," and "So Weird."
Mr. Sugar added, "We are delighted to be in business with Marvel Entertainment and believe that 'Moon Knight' will make a compelling and long-lasting television series."
Bushman, Marlene, and Frenchie, hopefully they'll all be included. They are each important people in Marc's life. Also, the multiple identities he created, to distance himself from the life he had as a mercenary. Billionaire Steven Grant and taxicab driver Jake Lockley.Hank Pym said:Good lord this is just so f'n sweet! I hope we get to see some of the other characters too
Batman said:Bushman, Marlene, and Frenchie, hopefully they'll all be included. They are each important people in Marc's life. Also, the multiple identities he created, to distance himself from the life he had as a mercenary. Billionaire Steven Grant and taxicab driver Jake Lockley.
...No, hopefully it won't end up on Spike.Hank Pym said:Oh, I DEF agree with this. Seeing this series on Spike TV or something, I really can't wait.
I have to agree.Batman said:...No, hopefully it won't end up on Spike.
Batman said:...No, hopefully it won't end up on Spike.
Since his very first debut in Werewolf by Night. Issues 32 and 33, with art by Don Perlin and written by Doug Moench. His actual creators. After his appearance there, readers came to like the character, and was given another story by Moench and Perlin in Marvel Spotlight #28-29:Black Panther said:So...since this thread is about Moon Knight , what exactly made him such a popular character with fans?
Well, he's actually had quite a few. There was his "first" series during the 1980's, written by Doug Moench and art by Bill Sienkiewicz, with the series eventually being cancelled with issue #38. Then Moon Knight: Fist of Khonsu debuted in 1985, which was a six issue mini series. Marc Spector: Moon Knight was released in 1989, written by Terry Kavanagh and art by Stephen Platt. The Marc Spector: Moon Knight special edition and Moon Knight: Divided We Fall were soon written afterward.Black Panther said:Dude...this is actually pretty awesome. When did his FIRST series happen?
Yeah. They were also Moon Knight's most recognized team. Moench often made his adventures with the character very dark themed. And Sienkiewicz was known for his covers and artwork, which fans of the comic simply adored.Black Panther said:Thanks, Bats.
So I'm guessing that Sienciwicks (sp??) and Moench were a good team, huh?
Muze said:i wonder who they'll get to play him. if it had been a few years back, i would have chosen Michael Paré.
Hopefully it's someone that can breathe life into how Marc deals with his inner demons. As well as showing the different sides of the character, when using the other personas. Such as how maintaining four identities can take toll of the psyche.Muze said:i wonder who they'll get to play him. if it had been a few years back, i would have chosen Michael Paré.
Batman said:Hopefully it's someone that can breathe life into how Marc deals with his inner demons. As well as showing the different sides of the character, when using the other personas. Such as how maintaining four identities can take toll of the psyche.
Until we learn more of the show's progression. It'll probably happen when casting news for the series first surfaces, or when the series will officially be debuting.Black Panther said:AGREED, lets hope they'll get a guy who can actually do his own thing with mk and actually bring a bunch of stuff from the character in the comics. Like what you described. t:
Now, all I'm wondering is when we'll get a MK forum!
Batman said:Until we learn more of the show's progression. It'll probably happen when casting news for the series first surfaces, or when the series will officially be debuting.