Best Uses of the Moon in a Comic Book

Dedroidify posted a video of Richard Hoagland, who talks briefly about how the Moon has a huge influence on events upon the Earth. I decided to check out it's influence on comic books. I don't choose these covers, they choose themselves.



So what if he likes climbing trees and hanging around with monkeys when there is a full moon? Leave him alone I say!



This was the last issue of Moon Knight. It looks like superheroing didn't work out so well for him.



In the early days of the Batman, the full moon appeared on almost every other cover.



Hey Pharoah, she was just passed out drunk and I was carrying her home. Swear. Besides, I didn't know she was your queen. Can you please call off your dogs now?



It's a bird! It's a plane! No! It's some weird mutant hybrid of the two!

Best Use of the Sphinx in a Comic Book

Who let the dogs out?



Don Win-Slow will save us.



Not only is there a Sphinx on the moon, but a Sphinx that can shoot laser beams from it's eyes!



Here, a Sphinx with the head of a duck is spewing forth it's green energy, while Scrooge McDuck looks on from a helicopter.



The Sphinx is about to stamp out the threat of the Nazis.