Great issue that sees Moon Knight and its creators living up to their potential. It's just such a damned shame that there are only two issues left. Read Full Review

Alex Maleev again delivers some fine work, keeping in lockstep with Bendis' gritty crime scenes while never shying away from his patented dynamic angles. Only the final page of the book lacks punch; it depicts a dramatic shift in the balance between Moon Knight and his enemy, but the incident is both jarring and rendered rather ambiguously. The details of facial emotion for Marc aren't there, and the severity of the damage isn't quite clear. Still, the rest of this issue is rife with Maleev's signature character work and detail, so it's a small bone to pick. Read Full Review

This isn't the best issue of the series by any means, but it's definitely still worth a look. Read Full Review