Houngan Supreme: The Brother Voodoo Appreciation 2019

[Shadowcat]

And that's a new Avengers book too. Given the X-Men's current situation, Uncanny isn't viable, so I'd guess it's going to be called New Avengers.

That or Mighty would be my two guesses for the book.

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Marvel Team-Up #24 Aug 1974
"Moondog is Another Name for Murder!" Guest-starring Spider-Man and Brother Voodoo.
While web-slinging through the city, Spider-Man sees a young woman being attacked by a group of men in Voodoo garb.
Fighting off the attackers,

he is joined by Brother Voodoo who helps win the fight in their favor and the girl is saved.
Brother Voodoo explains that they are agents of Moondog the Malicious,
someone whom Brother Voodoo has been tracking after he had left New Orleans.

Learning that the woman attacked was an actress who was rejected for a role
in a play about Voodoo, the two heroes begin their search for Moondog.
Having tacked down Moondog and his followers to a warehouse,
the two heroes attack but are soon captured and tied to stakes that are lit aflame.

Brother Voodoo's immunity to fire saves him, and Spider-Man wraps himself in protective webbing until the fire burns down.
The two then free themselves and battle off Moondog and his men. In the climax of the battle,

Moondog apparently snaps out of a trance and doesn't remember anything that has happened, claiming that he is an accountant.
Before departing, Brother Voodoo explains that the man was possessed by one of the Lao spirits.

Script by Len Wein. Pencils by Jim Mooney. Inks by Sal Trapani.

[Golden Guardian of Good]

Where is he now? Character has potential.

[DigiCom]

Where is he now? Character has potential.

I believe he's a regular in SAVAGE AVENGERS, and he appears in next week's DOCTOR STRANGE ANNUAL.

[Golden Guardian of Good]

I believe he's a regular in SAVAGE AVENGERS, and he appears in next week's DOCTOR STRANGE ANNUAL.

Thanks. Will be on the lookout for that one.

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Marc Spector: Moon Knight #6 Nov 1989
"One Hand In The River"
Marc is being hounded at Spector Enterprises Inc, having been absent for weeks.
He escapes to his office where he is met by Brother Voodoo,

who informs him of the Cult of Death and their zombies.
Marc asks if he has any proof of them, and Jericho says he is one of them.
As they are leaving the building, Jeff is waiting outside in a car and follows them.
They find a zombie in the streets and follow it into a building,

which turns out to be Gatti's restaurant.
Two drug dealers are having lunch upstairs and are the zombie's targets.
Moon Knight and Brother Voodoo reach the floor, and after dispatching the dealers'
bodyguards, approach the zombie, which reveals that it is strapped with an explosive.
Midnight swoops in and kicks it out the window, almost falling himself.
Marc argues with him about following them, but realises that he just saved their lives.
All three leave in Jeff's car and head to Spector Mansion.

Meanwhile, in the South Bronx, Doctor Friday--the creator of the zombies--is planning.
He is approached by El Brutale, his hirer.
At Spector Mansion, Marc and Jeff are sitting in the hallway while Jericho clears his mind of the zombie influence.

Written by Chuck Dixon. Art by Sal Velluto & Mark Farmer.

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Marc Spector: Moon Knight #7 Nov 1989
"Zombie Saturday Night"
Brother Voodoo is regaining his strength, eating everything in Marc's kitchen,
while he tells them of how he was captured and turned into a zombie.
He only managed to escape with the aid of his brother's spirit.

He soon remembers where they held him.
The team is leaving when Marc gets a call from his accountant, informing him that he is being audited.
They arrive at Doctor Friday's hideout and fight their way in.
El Brutale, disappointed in the Doctor's failure, shoots him and leaves him to die.


When Brother Voodoo finds him, he is close to death
and Jericho is able to subdue the zombies in the room.
One zombie managed to escape, and it tracks down El Brutale.

Written by Chuck Dixon. Art by Sal Velluto & Mark Farmer.