Moon Knight returns for the second issue in a row. It’s not even a conclusion to the previous issue’s tale. So why does he wanted such 'exclusive treatment?' This stand alone story involves Moon Knight in the guise of his cab driver persona getting involved in a strange plot to blow up the U.N. With Middle-eastern terrorists and suicide bombers, this early 90s tale strikes a little too close to this post 9/11 home.
The cover story tale doesn't involve Moon Knight. Instead, it features a costumeless Hawkeye encountering his spirit guide during a camping trip vacation. It’s a funny tale with talking animals. However, the concept that Hawkeye is a recurring element in the eternal yin/yang battle of good and evil is a little hard to swallow. Especially, because I don’t recall this factor of Clint Barton’s life ever being explored in future Avengers tales. Maybe I’ve missed something. Until then, I’ll merit this story for its humor and not its hokey premise.
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