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Moon Knight #1 (Zelenetz/Warner, June 1985). Marc tries to reclaim his identity and auctions off the statue of Khonshu that has loomed over the halls of Steven Grant’s mansion. But the Egyptian pantheon has other plans! All other themes and characters get obliterated by Egyptology — it’s like Jake Lockley never existed. I still think there’s a lot they’re leaving on the table by not interrogating the conflict of Marc being Jewish and receiving powers from an Egyptian god, but the new direction’s pretty exciting so far.
The Mighty Thor Annual #13: And Evil Shall Inherit
by Alan Zelenetz; John Buscema; George Roussos and Jack Morelli
Marvel
Thor Annual # 13 had a cover by Walt Simonson, and John Buscema did Pencils and Inks for the interiors, with Letters by Jack Morelli, Colors by George Roussos, and a Script by Alan Zelenetz.
The Alien Legion No. 1, dated April 1984. Cover by Frank Cirocco with the logo designed by Walt Simonson. Epic Comics | Marvel.
Last page of Thor Annual #13 (December 1985), by Alan Zelenetz (script), John Buscema (pencils and inks), George Roussos (colours), and John Morelli (letters).
Thor Annual #11 (1983)
Page from Master of Kung Fu #125. 1983. Art by William Johnson and Mike Mignola.