Moon Knight is an iconic vigilante hero with a penchant for beating criminals senseless while dressed in an all-white costume purposely worn so his enemies can see him coming. Similarly, Moon Knight’s other superhero persona, Mr. Knight, also has a set of recognizable hero clothes, with a new piece of fanart giving Moon Knight a unique redesign worthy of Marvel Comics canon.
Shared on social media via Instagram by Kode Abdo (@bosslogic), this prolific digital artist is a creative talent who consistently uploads new and unique art for their over two million followers to enjoy.
Creating artwork that runs the gamut from comic books to video games to Hollywood films to sports to anything and everything else pop culture-related, Kode has more recently shared images featuring characters from One Piece, Metal Gear Solid, Deadpool 3, Invincible, The Batman, and more, always impressing with each new piece.
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New Mr. Knight Fanart Gives Him A Redesign Worthy of Marvel Comics
An alternate version of Moon Knight who helps those who travel at night via his heroic venture called the Midnight Mission, Mr. Knight was created in 2014 by Warren Ellis and Declan Shalvey and became so popular that he was eventually featured in the character’s MCU-related Disney+ series, Moon Knight. A costume that doesn’t hide as many gizmos and gadgets compared to Moon Knight’s default design, Mr. Knight’s stylish look still strikes fear into the hearts of criminals, something this iteration of the character backs up with his fist and truncheons.
Standing defiant with his hands placed casually in his pockets, Kode’s version of Mr. Knight sees him dressed in a similar-looking suit that leans into his dueling light and dark sides, with a few splashes of black added to his vest, face mask, and most of the left side of his body. Staring out from underneath the shadow of a white hood, it’s Moon Knight’s whipping tendrils of black and white fabric that set this design apart, making fans wonder if they can be used as an offensive weapon or maybe in a defensive way to wrap up bad guys.
Moon Knight Gets The Fanart Redesign That Needs To Become Canon
Whether bringing this design into the fold as a new persona, new suit upgrade, or a completely new version of Moon Knight altogether, Marvel could do a lot of fun things with this look, especially since Moon Knight has recently perished in comics and is currently in the throes of a deadly new reinvention as seen in the pages of Vengeance of the Moon Knight. Moon Knight might not change his look very often, but should he do so again, Marvel needs to tap Kode Abdo (@bosslogic) to bring him to the page.
