This is the latter, unfortunately. Not much happens. Marc and Marlene talk at a coffee shop and he learns that she's recently spoke to the villain of the story, Carson Knowles (the Black Spectre) and Marc acts completely stalker-wife-beater on Marlene almost forcing her to tell him what's going on and what they spoke of. The god, Khonshu (still in the form of Bushman) doesn't do hardly anything this issue, and everything comes to a head at the end with SHIELD finding another dead body killed by the copycat and finally, FINALLY, Inept Man (Iron Man) decides to show up for the party.

But if only Tony Stark had listened to the ONE BEAT COP who knew it was a copycat because HE JUST KNEW Moon Knight wouldn't do that. Couple that with strange opening page cameos from Condoleeza Rice and Donald Rumsfeld and Larry King and you get what this book is all about, clichés. It would do better off with quick shot story-arcs. One to two issue arcs, quick in and out. Or take a page from Garth Ennis' Punisher MAX series. Go balls to the wall. Make this Marvel's f-ed up version of Batman and just run with it.

As it is now, I sometimes feel ashamed of myself for buying this book. When things happen, it's great. But ever since Huston switched over to co-plotter, it's just circling the drain for the most part. He has the strong potential to be an amazingly well plotted character, a Batman-esque character that has multiple personality disorder, and yet he's just an arrogant freak with an anger problem half the time.

Take a page out of issue 1. Make him the hardass he should be. Get a more well-defined art team (I love Tex and Saltares, but I like them better on Ghost Rider or Dr. Strange). And get this book back on track. For Khonshu's sake.