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“Moon Knight” Trailer is Here

The trailer for “Moon Knight” is here and it looks crazy!

Honestly, this looks chaotic and fun specially for something coming to Disney+. The six-episode first season that will star Oscar Isaac as Marc Spector, a boxer-turned-Marine-turned-CIA agent who starts hearing voices after he almost dies and is resurrected by the moon God Khonshu. Spector also shifts personalities, either as part of his dissociative identity disorder or his connection Khonshu, who tasks him with protecting the innocent in order to atone for his life of violence.

Sure “Loki” got weird and “WandaVision” as well but nothing Disney has done with the Marvel shows has looked this insanely fun. You can check it out for yourself below:

Marvel Studios’ Moon Knight | Official Trailer | Disney+ – YouTube

Yes, that was Ethan Hawk who’s also starring but in an unknown role.

“Moon Knight” will hit Disney+ on March 30th.

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