Even the most powerful of men can have their mistakes come back to haunt them. Take Norman Osborn for instance; before his Dark Reign over the Marvel Universe, he was the head of the U.S. government's Thunderbolts program and he had a problem with the renegade vigilante known as Moon Knight. Osborn tried to solve that problem by having the Thunderbolts kill Moon Knight, and he believed they succeeded. However, it turns out all they killed was an aspect of Moon Knight's fractured psyche.

Instead, Moon Knight let Osborn believe that the megalomaniacal government official had won. Disappearing, Moon Knight went down to Mexico and took a freelance job there that gave him two things - a lot of money and a burning desire to topple Osborn's empire. In "Vengeance of Moon Knight" #1, by writer Gregg Hurwitz and artist Jerome Opena, the title character returned to New York with better equipment and a seemingly stronger grip on sanity. The reinvigorated Moon Knight has targeted both street crime and Norman Osborn's agents; something that has made the former Green Goblin furious. CBR News spoke with Hurwitz about "Vengeance of Moon Knight" and what both he, and Norman Osborn, have in store for the title character.

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