a friend to Jake Lockley and helps him gain information. Ray Landers – The son of Gena Landers, he is an expert pilot and mechanic who helps Jake Lockley gain information. He pilots the Mooncopter when Frenchie is unavailable. Ricky Landers – The son of Gena Landers and brother of Ray Landers. Reese – A vampire aided by Moon Knight. She is his assistant in managing the Midnight Mission and acts as his researcher during different criminal investigations. Shadow Cabinet – A temporary council of advisors to Marc Spector's business and vigilante activities. Members used codenames and held meetings via video conference or holographic projection. The Shadow Cabinet included tech expert Stash, business woman Penny Annie, low-level crime boss Don G, and psychologist Sigmund (who temporarily acted as Marc's therapist). Hunter's Moon – Dr. Baldr, another follower of Khonshu and the left fist. Diatrice Alraune – The Daughter of Marc Spector and Marlene Alraune. Khonshu – The god who gave Marc Spector his powers and identity as his avatar. While an ally for Marc for his early adventures in recent stories he grew more antagonistic such as when he was the main villain of the 2016 series and The Age of Khonshu storyline in Jason Aaron's run on Avengers. Detective Flint – A detective who acts as Marc's ally from the force. Nedda – Moon Knight's maid when he was in his Steven Grant Persona. Peter Alraune – The Father of Marlene Alraune, he died by Bushman's hands. Peter Alraune, Jr – His son. Created Morpheus by accident. Rob Silverman – Frenchie's husband. Samuels – Moon Knight's butler. Profile – An informer banker. A mutant with the ability to analyze anything. Toltec – A vigilante from Mexico. Rogues gallery While Moon Knight has fought many famous villains of the Marvel Universe, he has also accumulated his own rogues gallery of villains that have a personal connection to him and/or rarely appear outside of his own stories. Moon Knight's major recurring enemies include: Cultural impact and legacy Critical reception Matt Attanasio of ComicsVerse referred to Moon Knight as the "excellent example of how anyone can suffer from a mental illness and manage to overcome such an illness," writing, "When you look at Moon Knight’s story as a whole, it appears to be more and more of a story about perseverance, endurance, and coming to grips with who you are. That’s an