him while at Harvard was hardly the only extent to which Zuckerberg abused the platform he’d created (or stolen, given on your take).

According to the Business Insider, three Harvard seniors, Cameron Winklevoss, Tyler Winklevoss, and Divya Narendra, had accused Zuckerberg of misleading them. According to their charges, Zuckerberg agreed to help them build a social network called HarvardConnection.com, but he was instead building a competing product (Facebook).

The accusations led to an investigation by the Harvard Crimson (the school’s student paper), and Zuckerberg was desperate to make sure nothing negative about him was published. So what did he do?

Zuckerberg decided to access the email accounts of Crimson editors and review their emails. How did he do this? Mark used his site, TheFacebook.com, to look up members of the siteCould this be it? Could Moon Knight finally have the champion he needs to make it to television?

Steven S. DeKnight, director of Pacific Rim: Uprising and former showrunner/producer of Marvel's Daredevil series on Netflix, recently spoke with IGN about his current and future projects. He brought wide smiles to the faces of Marvel fans when he revealed that the beloved character Moon Knight was certainly on his radar.

"I wouldn't mind taking a crack at Moon Knight at some point," DeKnight said. He went on to explain that his upcoming slate of projects is the only thing keeping him from returning to the world of Marvel.

"There are so many characters that I love in the Marvel universe," DeKnight continued. "Really, for me, it would be about schedule. My schedule