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"Go on, Topaz, say it—because I've got the Moon-Cooties and you don't want to be around when I sprout fangs again."
Jack Russell
"The Stalker Called Moon Knight"
Werewolf by Night 32
Werewolf by Night
Title: "The Stalker Called Moon Knight"
Volume: 1
number: 32
Cover date: August, 1975
Cover price: .25
Publisher: Marvel Comics
Credits
Editor-in-Chief: Len Wein
Writers: Doug Moench
Pencilers: Don Perlin
Inkers: Howie Perlin
Cover artists: Gil Kane
Cover inker: Al Milgrom
Cover letterer: Dan Crespi
Colorists: Phil Rache
Letterers: Ray Holloway
Editors: Len Wein
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"The Stalker Called Moon Knight" is the title to the thirty-second issue of the first Werewolf by Night comic book series published by Marvel Comics. The story was written by Doug Moench with artwork by Don Perlin and inks by Howie Perlin. It was colored by Phil Rache and lettered by Ray Holloway. The story was edited by Len Wein. This issue shipped with an August, 1975 cover date and carried a cover price of 25 cents per copy (US).

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Second Night
In the middle of a seedy alley, the Werewolf battles a mysterious costumed figure known as Moon Knight. Armed with silver weapons, the Moon Knight attacks the werewolf as a crowd begins to draw. He slings three crescent-shaped throwing darts into the werewolf's chest, and punches him with a solid silver cestus. The werewolf howls in pain, and a portion of his mind reflects upon recent events.

First Night
On the evening prior, Jack transformed into the werewolf during a skiing trip in Northern California where he brutally mauled his friend Buck Cowan. He retreated into the snowy forests and found shelter beneath some fallen timbers. Buck's body was recovered and taken to Westwood Hospital where surgeons labored to save his life.

When Jack awakened, he had no idea where he was, nor what he had done to Buck. He hitchhiked back home where his stepfather told him of Buck's condition. Jack sped to the hospital where he met with Lissa and Topaz. They told him that Buck was in critical condition and had slipped into a coma.

When Jack returned home, he found the Moon Knight standing in his living room. The Moon Knight knew that Jack was a werewolf and revealed that the Committee paid him $10,000 to bring him in alive. Phillip Russell grabbed Moon Knight and restrained him long enough for Jack to get out of the house.

Third Night
Back in the present, Moon Knight continues to batter the werewolf with several well-placed Savate kicks from his silver-lined boots. While the Moon Knight continues fighting the werewolf, his partner, Frenchie, goes to Westwood Hospital and abducts Lissa and Topaz. Moon Knight finally renders the werewolf unconscious and begins dragging him towards his helicopter.

Meanwhile, Victor Northrup takes an airplane to Haiti on the trail of former werewolf Raymond Coker. Coker is in the midst of conversation with an aging Voodooine named Jeesala of the Thousand Years. Jeesala tells Coker that he is still cursed by the mark of the Man-Beast.

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