Arthur Harrow has appeared in precisely one comic book: 1985’s Moon Knight vol. 2 #2 by Alan Zelenetz and Chris Warner. That’s it. And in that comic, ...

The Moon Knight TV show featured Arthur Harrow (played by Ethan Hawke) as the primary villain for the series, but according to creator Jeremy Slater, that wasn’t always the case.

Arthur Harrow, the main villain of the MCU's Moon Knight series, is as unknown as it gets - but we can tell you his comic book secrets When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an ...

The actor claimed Arthur Harrow isn’t a typical villain in ‘Moon Knight’ During an interview with IGN, Moon Knight star Ethan Hawke gave some insight into his character, Arthur Harrow ...

Ethan Hawke in "Moon Knight." He is playing an obscure Marvel character called Arthur Harrow. Marvel. Harrow comes from the second run of Moon Knight comics, which Marvel published in the second ...

Ethan Hawke teases Arthur Harrow’s character in ‘Moon Knight’ During an interview with USA Today, Ethan Hawke offered some new information about Arthur Harrow in Moon Knight. “For me, it ...

Arthur Harrow wants his followers to speak three languages. He might want to find a new Mandarin teacher first. The “Moon Knight” villain (played by Ethan Hawke) has a brief conversation in ...

Steven Grant spent the bulk of Moon Knight’s series premiere trying to get away from Arthur Harrow and his goons. But it looks like the two are going to be on friendlier terms when the second ...

Arthur Harrow feels very fleshed out. You understand his point of view. When creating him, how specific did you get into his beliefs — because he’s essentially a cult leader — ...

The first and only appearance of Arthur Harrow in Marvel Comics came in Moon Knight (Vol. 2) #2. Introduced as an antagonist to Moon Knight, the disabled scientist—who was partially paralyzed ...

Could Arthur Harrow Also Be an MCU God? Marvel Studios. During the trailer we see Arthur Harrow walking with an alligator-headed cane. In the context of Moon Knight, that’s pretty relevant.