Moon Knight #11 has a great balance of compelling character work and alluring supernatural elements combined to make for addictive reading. Moon Knight is delivering a story that's hard to resist. Read Full Review

I cannot tell you that you will love this book, but I can tell you that I love this book. I know that lot of this story hinges on the ending delivering. I will continue to read it and appreciate these few final issues and hope we get something concrete to what is really going on, but either way I have enjoyed the ride. It isn't often creators get to end a book on a certain number with a complete enclosed story, so I tip my hat to Lemire, Smallwood, and Bellaire that they will be able to do that with this series. Marc Spector, Jake Lockley, Steven Grant, whoever you are, I hope you find peace at the end of this tale because it has been quite a fun journey losing my mind with Moon Knight. Read Full Review

Overall, Moon Knight #11 sets up an epic battle with Khonshu, but, just like the last 10 issues, that's all it really does. Read Full Review

Incredible!

Marc's history gets as far as meeting Frenchie, and in the Overvoid, Marc is inches away from getting ritually sacrificed. This issue is a somewhat quiet interlude in an altogether epic story, but it is completely non-disappointing. Mr. Lemire is laying down a definitive new origin for Moon Knight, and it's a pleasure to see it unfold. Mr. Smallwood's art continues to set the gold standard for good "sketchy" work.

If you haven't heard the news, Lemire, Smallwood, and Bellaire are wrapping everything up and leaving after issue #14. Part of me wants this run to keep going forever, but the other part is excited to finally have some closure. Either way, we should all be glad that we got to enjoy such an amazing Moon Knight story. "DEATH AND BIRTH: PART 2 OF 5." Things are ramping up towards an epic conclusion. A LOT happens in this issue. We get small character moments, like the funeral, and then we get mind-melting awesomeness like INSECT JOUSTING. About that funeral scene, though: while the previous arc showed Marc transitioning between different personalities by changing up art styles, Greg Smallwood is able to do the same thing here with just a subtle change in facial expression. It's amazing. Smallwood is on another level with this series. There's another intriguing flashback later in the book to Marc's time in the Marines, which can only mean one thing. We're getting closer and closer to that big moment promised to us from the beginning: "Mercenary Marc Spector died in Egypt under a statue of the moon god Khonshu. In the shadow of the ancient deity, Marc returned to life and took on Khonshu's aspect to fight crime for his own redemption..." more

I HAVE NO @#$&*&^% CLUE WHAT'S GOING ON and I LOVE IT!!!!!! Lemire Kills!!!

This series really can't disappoint me! Still so unique, so mysterious, so beautiful and so mesmerizing.

The weird continues. So does the awesome Greg Smallwood art. This title is mystifying, and I don't know when or if Jeff Lemire is going to give us real answers, but it's a strange trip I look forward to reading each month.

Graphic Policy - Joe Ryan says, "I know that lot of this story hinges on the ending delivering." But TOO much hinges on it for a year of issues. Even the best ending and bow wrapping might not be enough if one can't appreciate the seeming tweaking of MK's canon each month with this surreal reality zig zagging. Torn between a 7 and 7.5 and the current high average of 9.5 swayed my rating.

This current run of Moon Knight sometimes walks a fine line between being really clever and a bit messy. More often than not it falls the right side of that line, but this issue was just a bit messy.