| Moon Knight | |
|---|---|
 Moon Knight | |
| Vital Statistics | |
| Hero | Moon Knight |
| Alias(es) | N/A |
| Identity | Secret |
| Alter Ego | N/A |
| Category | Public Service |
| Location | Cook County, IL, USA 41° 49' 11.06" N, 87° 45' 23.49" W |
| Status | Active |
| Superhero Activity | |
| Team | |
| Affiliates | Abyss, Seraph |
| Foes | N/A |
| Actions | Community Outreach, Crime Prevention |
| Physical Description | |
| Gender | Male |
| Outfit | |
| Colors | Black, White |
| Symbol | N/A |
| Equipment | Armor (Black), Utility Belt |
| Abilities | N/A |
Moon Knight is an American Real Life Superhero based in Cook County, Illinois although he also tries to patrol other towns such as Des Plaines or Elk Grove and rarely, Chicago. He is a RLSH focused on homeless outreach and crime prevention.
History
Moon Knight initially started out cosplaying as his favorite character of the same name at conventions, after which he would frequently hand out food to the homeless in costume. Eventually, Moon Knight developed his own costume consisting of ex-riot/motorcycle armor and cape. [1] While commuting to Chicago to do patrols before he had to stop due to safety concerns, Moon Knight often informally teamed up with other RLSH. In his civilian guise, Moon Knight is currently prepairing to move to california where he plans to join up with either the Xtreeme Justice league, or the northern california protectorate.
Images
![Photo by Haleigh Yonish[2]](/thumb.php?f=MoonKnight.jpg&width=90)
Photo by Haleigh Yonish[2]
![Photo by Haleigh Yonish[2]](/wiki/File:MoonKnight.jpg)
References
- ↑ Wilkerson, Michael. "Interview With Real Life Superhero Moon Knight." Blast Zone Online (Wordpress Blog). October 13, 2011. http://blastzoneonline.wordpress.com/2011/10/13/interview-with-real-life-superhero-moon-knight/ (Accessed October 23, 2012).
- ↑ Yonish, Haleigh. "Real-life Superheroes: Humble Humanitarians or Costumed Crazies?" The Leader (Elmhurst College Student Newspaper). October 18, 2011. http://ecleader.org/2011/10/18/real-life-superheroes-humble-humanitarians-or-costumed-crazies/ (Accessed November 26, 2012).
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