Marc Spector? experiences a bewildering sequence of personality changes as he questions his reality. While the first volume of this sequence, 'Lunatic' concentrated on Marc's friends, this one zips between names or roles Marc himself has played -- or lived. There's rich movie producer Steven Grant, sharp cabby Jake Lockley, and a space-faring Marc Spector from the future. Each change has a different artist and comic style. The craziness eventually begins to make sense. It also makes the first book more understandable. The book is finished by an old Moon Knight story about a nighttime murderer in which we see the original recruitment of Crawley and Gena (no Frenchie though), and all of Moon Knight's personalities working in concert.

One thing I like about Moon Knight in general is that his friends really are his friends, and they are a diverse lot. That makes him quite different to Batman. ( )

Okay, this is basically one long dream sequence, but the writer and artists keep it entertaining enough that I won't punish them for that. I did like that the delusions fed into a mental health breakthrough for Marc Spector, even if it was a bit fast and pat.

p.s. Jeepers, I read that "classic" issue in the back 39 years ago as a floppy. It's somewhere in a box in my basement right now. Feeling old... ( )