Best Place to Sell Marvel Preview #21

Publisher: Marvel, 1980

About Marvel Preview #21

Story pre-dates Moon Knight #1. Bill Sienkiewicz frontispiece and story art. Shroud backup story with Steve Ditko art.

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COVER DETAILS

Characters: Moon Knight

Pencils: Bill Sienkiewicz; Bob Larkin (Airbrush Hi-lights)

Inks: Klaus Janson

Colors: Steve Oliff

Letters: typeset

Notes: Cover credits appear in the table of contents although it is not noted who did what. Bob Larkin may have designed the cover which was penciled by Sienkiewicz, inked by Janson and colored by Oliff. Previous indexer credited Bob Larkin with the entire cover. Per 2016 Facebook conversation with Bill Sienkiewicz: "The original was 16x20 in (40x50 cm)on illustration board. I penciled, Klaus inked, Steve Oliff colored it. But Marvel decided it needed more snap.So they asked Bob Larkin to add airbrush bits. Around MK's cape and the sparking terminals on the head, and on Marlene a bit, to unify it, and the moon. Basically anywhere you see airbrush is Bob.

STORY DETAILS

(7 Stories)

Characters: Moon Knight; Marlene Fontaine

Pages: 1.000

Pencils: Bill Sienkiewicz (signed)

Inks: Bill Sienkiewicz (signed)

Title: The Mind Thieves (Part 1)

Characters: Moon Knight; Marlene Fontaine; Samuels; Frenchie; Amos Lardner; James Lardner; Hanson

Synopsis: The body of an old friend from the CIA turns up at Mark Spector's mansion, leading the Moon Knight first to Montreal and later to France.

Pages: 18.000

Script: Doug Moench

Pencils: Bill Sienkiewicz

Inks: Tom Palmer; Bill Sienkiewicz; Dan Green

Letters: John Costanza ?

Notes: Moon Knight feature continues from Hulk (Marvel, 1978 series) #20.

Title: Vipers (Part 2)

Characters: Moon Knight; Marlene Fontaine; Charles LeBlanc; James Lardner; Jenkins; Crane; Frenchie

Synopsis: LeBlanc turns Lardner into a remote-controlled assassin and sends him after Moon Knight.

Pages: 22.000

Script: Doug Moench

Pencils: Bill Sienkiewicz

Inks: Tom Palmer; Bill Sienkiewicz; Dan Green

Letters: John Costanza ?

Notes: The next appearance of Moon Knight is in his own series, Moon Knight (Marvel, 1980 series) #1.

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Grade	NG	PG	CVR	0.5	1.0	1.5	1.8	2.0	2.5	3.0	3.5	4.0	4.5	5.0	5.5	6.0	6.5	7.0	7.5	8.0	8.5	9.0	9.2	9.4	9.6	9.8	9.9	10.0	Total
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