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1983 letter from David Letterman to Marvel editor Mike Carlin, thanking him for Avengers #239, in which the superhero group appeared on Late Night. Art by Al Milgrom and Joe Sinnott. Letters by Jim Novak. Colors by Christie Scheele. Words by Roger Stern. Concept by Mike Carlin.

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Daredevil: The Man Without Fear #2, page 25 art by John Romita Jr., Al Williamson

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Bill Sienkiewicz 1983: Moon Knight #29-30 Color: Christie Scheele

After the story in issue #26, ‘Hit It,’ I felt that I’d climbed as high as I could with MK for now. I knew I couldn’t sustain it…

— Bill Sienkiewicz to Jim Shooter, on leaving the book

The last story Sienkiewicz drew for the series was a two parter that reunited Moon Knight with the character in whose story he first appeared. Sienkiewicz brings a great atmosphere to the story and provides us with a kick-ass Werewolf by Night that evolves the character beyond his original Lon Chaney-inspired incarnation.

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