This series gets more fun with each issue, and hopefully it leads to the revitalization of a wider Marvel Knights line. Read Full Review

Rosenberg gives us an unexpected twist ending that might upset some who aren't patient enough to see where the story leads. Read Full Review

With the conclusion nigh, nothing is as it seems in Marvel Knights 20th #5. Read Full Review

Matthew Rosenberg is back on scripting duties with this issue and it works just as well as issue two did. The falling out between Kingpin and Doom was my favorite part of the issue. I love seeing those big personalities clash and there is no way Kingpin is going to get away with what he did. Also, Doom's explanation for retreating was just so Doom. I loved that. And the big reveal that raises a ton of questions is that the heroes are the ones who caused all this to happen. And I fully expect Donny Cates to deliver on it in the final issue.

Starting to get better. Hope it gets revealed that Doom planned Fisk to usurp him all along cause theres no way Fisk shouldve been able to beat him like that.

Doom isn’t working the counter at Burger King so like what’s even the point?

Ok a little easy and he didn't take care-fullness in what he write. Once more their is a stupide fight against heroes I tell myself. And then their was the surprising ending. Whaaat ?

Cover - Still the connecting one. Not related this time. 1/2
Writing - I'm not fond of what I read. I wonder how marvel accept this script ? 1/3
Arts - Henrichon give some good panel and other less good. 2/3
Feeling - Very disappointed for now 0/2