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===''Vengeance of the Moon Knight'' (2009β2010)=== Returning to New York, Lockley regrets Moon Knight's recent acts of ruthlessness. He tries to make amends to Marlene and Frenchie for his recent behavior. Determined Moon Knight must again be more heroic, he decides never to kill enemies or cause more injury than necessary in the future. Khonshu, now taking the form of a man in the Moon Knight costume with a bird skull, tests Lockley's resolve by repeatedly goading him to kill his foes. Moon Knight's efficient crimefighting and non-lethal tactics quickly gain favor with New York's population, angering Norman Osborn who resents failing to capture and imprison the hero before.<ref>''Vengeance of the Moon Knight'' #1. Marvel Comics.</ref> Osborn hires the villains the [[Hood (comics)|Hood]] and [[Profile (comics)|Profile]] to take down Moon Knight. Using power borrowed from the demonic sorcerer [[Dormammu]], the Hood resurrects Raoul Bushman.<ref>''Vengeance of the Moon Knight'' #4. Marvel Comics.</ref> Bushman and the villain [[Scarecrow (Marvel Comics)|Scarecrow]] break into Ravencroft Asylum where they perform brain surgery on several patients, then manipulate them into attacking New York City. After quelling the attack, Moon Knight subdues Bushman. Despite Khonshu demanding lethal vengeance, Moon Knight spares Bushman's life, satisfied the villain will be incarcerated.<ref>''Vengeance of the Moon Knight'' #6. Marvel Comics.</ref>
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