Anyway, when it comes to Moon Knight I'm a Moench/Sienkiewicz man; but this isn't a review, it's a list of which creators contributed what to the Disney+ program. You can see my full list of Marvel Cinematic Universe creator credits here.
Doug Moench: co-creator of Moon Knight wearing a large white cloak; of Moon Knight possessing superhuman strength (Hulk #13, 1979); of Randall Spector, Marc's younger brother (Hulk #17, 1979); of Moon Knight using a variety of different personalities and names when outside of his costume; of Steven Grant and Jake Lockley, Moon Knight's civilian identities; of Moon Knight wearing a cape that can be used as a glider; of Moon Knight's ally Crawley (Marvel Spotlight #28, 1976); of Khonshu, the Egyptian god of the moon, the patron of Moon Knight who raised him from death as his avatar; of Marc Spector as an infamous mercenary; of Bushman, Marc Spector's mercenary ally; of Marc Spector's fellow mercenaries invading a dig site and Bushman murdering an archaeologist, causing the man's daughter to hate Marc by proxy (Moon Knight #1, 1980); of Anton Mogart, a thief and enemy of Moon Knight (Moon Knight #3, 1981); of Moon Knight's multiple identities being a manifestation of his fragile psychological status (Moon Knight #7, 1981); of DuChamp, Frenchie's surname (Moon Knight #11, 1981); of Marc Spector's Jewish heritage (Moon Knight #17, 1982); of Moon Knight, alias Marc Spector, a super hero costumed in white who wields moon-shaped crescent dart weapons and truncheons; of Frenchie, Moon Knight's ally (Werewolf by Night #32, 1975)
Bill Sienkiewicz: co-creator of Moon Knight wearing a large white cloak; of Moon Knight possessing superhuman strength (Hulk #13, 1979); of Randall Spector, Marc's younger brother (Hulk #17, 1979); of Khonshu, the Egyptian god of the moon, the patron of Moon Knight who raised him from death as his avatar; of Marc Spector as an infamous mercenary; of Bushman, Marc Spector's mercenary ally; of Marc Spector's fellow mercenaries invading a dig site and Bushman murdering an archaeologist, causing the man's daughter to hate Marc by proxy (Moon Knight #1, 1980); of Anton Mogart, a thief and enemy of Moon Knight (Moon Knight #3, 1981); of Moon Knight's multiple identities being a manifestation of his fragile psychological status (Moon Knight #7, 1981); of DuChamp, Frenchie's surname (Moon Knight #11, 1981); of Marc Spector's Jewish heritage (Moon Knight #17, 1982); of Madripoor, a nation with a great deal of organized crime (New Mutants #32, 1985)
Jeff Lemire: co-creator of Marc Spector finding himself in delusional mental hospital in which staff attempt to convince him he's insane, with staff and patients being people from his real life; of Moon Knight able to perceive mystical creatures who are invisible to others; of Moon Knight battling the Egyptian goddess Ammut, who adopts a mortal guise (Moon Knight #1, 2016); of the Overvoid, the realm where the Egyptian gods who have withdrawn from Earth reside (Moon Knight #2, 2016); of Marc Spector's mental issues rooted in his childhood (Moon Knight #10, 2017)
Greg Smallwood: co-creator of Marc Spector finding himself in delusional mental hospital in which staff attempt to convince him he's insane, with staff and patients being people from his real life; of Moon Knight able to perceive mystical creatures who are invisible to others; of Moon Knight Battling the Egyptian goddess Ammut, who adopts a mortal guise (Moon Knight #1, 2016); of the Overvoid, the realm where the Egyptian gods who have withdrawn from Earth reside (Moon Knight #2, 2016); of Marc Spector's mental issues rooted in his childhood (Moon Knight #10, 2017)
Don Perlin: co-creator of Moon Knight using a variety of different personalities and names when outside of his costume; of Steven Grant and Jake Lockley, Moon Knight's civilian identities; of Moon Knight wearing a cape that can be used as a glider; of Moon Knight's ally Crawley (Marvel Spotlight #28, 1976); of Moon Knight, alias Marc Spector, a super hero costumed in white who wields moon-shaped crescent dart weapons and truncheons; of Frenchie, Moon Knight's ally (Werewolf by Night #32, 1975)
Alan Zelenetz: co-creator of Elias Spector, Moon Knight's father (Moon Knight #37, 1984); pf Moon Knight wielding mystial weapons and wearing costume with golden pieces; Moon Knight serving as "the fist of Vengeance" for Khonshu (Moon Knight #1, 1985); of Dr. Arthur Harrow, an enemy of Moon Knight (Moon Knight #2, 1985)
Chris Warner: co-creator of Moon Knight wielding mystial weapons and wearing costume with golden pieces; Moon Knight serving as "the fist of Vengeance" for Khonshu (Moon Knight #1, 1985); of Dr. Arthur Harrow, an enemy of Moon Knight (Moon Knight #2, 1985)
Warren Ellis: co-creator of Marc Spector analyzed as having dissociative identity disorder; of Khonshu depicted with a bird's head and carrying a crescent moon staff; of Moon Knight wearing a suit jacket version of his costume (Moon Knight #1, 2014)
Declan Shalvey: co-creator of Marc Spector analyzed as having dissociative identity disorder; of Khonshu depicted with a bird's head and carrying a crescent moon staff; of Moon Knight wearing a suit jacket version of his costume (Moon Knight #1, 2014)
Chris Claremont: co-creator of Madripoor, a nation with a great deal of organized crime (New Mutants #32, 1985)
Roy Thomas: co-creator of Scarlet Scarab, an Egyptian with mystical powers (Invaders #23, 1977)
Frank Robbins: co-creator of Scarlet Scarab, an Egyptian with mystical powers (Invaders #23, 1977)
Bo Hampton: co-creator of Elias Spector, Moon Knight's father (Moon Knight #37, 1984)
Christopher Priest: co-creator of Khonshu as a member of the Ennead (Black Panther #21, 2000)
Sal Velluto: co-creator of Khonshu as a member of the Ennead (Black Panther #21, 2000)
Charlie Huston: co-creator of Moon Knight's eyes glowing (Moon Knight #1, 2006)
David Finch: co-creator of Moon Knight's eyes glowing (Moon Knight #1, 2006)
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