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I agree! MacKay is such an underrated writer and he deserves so much more. And I'm very interested to see where he takes Marc after Zodiac.
Moon Knight #11
| Writer | Jed MacKay |
| Artist | Alessandro Cappuccio |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
Moon Knight and his allies race against time to save a life, while Zodiac puts in motion his plans for his final strike against the Fist of Khonshu. Trapped in an unwinnable battle, Moon Knight must go to the last person he'd ever want to for aid.
RATED T+
CRITIC REVIEWS Back to Top
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ComicBook.com - Matthew Aguilar
May 25, 2022Moon Knight is taking the character to new heights while respecting the history and mythos that so many creators have built over the years, and I couldn't recommend it more. Read Full Review
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9.4
The Super Powered Fancast - Deron Generally
May 25, 2022Cappuccio delivers some beautifully detailed and visually exciting art throughout the issue. The visual style is perfect for the action beats and the character moments are stunning. Read Full Review
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9.2
Comic Watch - Jimmy Hayes
May 25, 2022A new chapter in Moon Knight's adventures begins! This creative team is absolutely killing it! Get on board so you won't be left behind, this book is exciting, intriguing, and has plenty of action. Highly recommended, Read Full Review
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Weird Science Marvel Comics - mrgabehernandez
May 25, 2022Moon Knight #11 keeps the energy, tension, action, and drama on a high note coming out of the previous issue. Zodiac is still a loosely defined character, but he presents a formidable threat, and Moon Knight is forced to grow to meet the challenge. The art is stellar, the writing is excellent, and this series is in the best place it has been for quite some time. Read Full Review
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Razorfine - Alan Rapp
May 31, 2022Moon Knight #11 breaks down the motivations of Zodiac (lots of madman monologuing here), with the villain attempting to free Marc Spector from various rules and confinements. However, pushing him further into Khonshu's clutches certainty doesn't seem the best way to manage this. As for his friends, looks like they've managed to stall for enough time for the hero to arrive and true confrontation between Moon Knight and Zodiac to begin. Read Full Review
USER REVIEWS Back to Top
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That's it, I am declaring this the best run on the character EVER. What a trip it has been with Zodiac. I really can not wait to see how it all unfolds next issue. Moonie is about to lose his shit.
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This is my absolute favorite comic coming out right now, HANDS DOWN. Zodiac is such a great villain, and I think he fits in so well going against Moon Knight. As for Marc, he continues to just be a super well-written character, thanks to MacKay. The story that's been building has be great, and now it feels like we're at the climax. Marc's determination to save Dr. Sterman, his conversation with Greer, and his desperation to get to Reese are all just fantastic. Cappuccio's art is beautiful as well, which is always the case at this point, and it particularly shines on the pages with Khonshu.
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This comic goes incredibly HARD.
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I love this and the fact that this will continue after #12.
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Things do seem to be coming to a head, which probly means the end of the series is in sight, but if Marvel would just let us have maybe a hundred more issues of this I'd be happy as a clam
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9.0
The antagonist, his motivation, and his scheme are all a little weak, but they're far from bad. One can certainly build a great story around them, as the creators capably demonstrate here. The art is good; the script is nigh-flawless. This remains one of Marvel's best ongoings, and now it's climbing toward a captivating climax.
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Another solid issue of Moon Knight. This has been a really good run so far. This just keeps it going. Great art, and keeps you interested throughout.
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