Capuccio delivers some exciting and beautiful visuals throughout the issue. The therapy scenes are richly detailed and the action scenes are thrilling and visually engaging. Read Full Review

Moon Knight #5 culminates in a test for Marc Spector from a villain, but also from himself. It's a self-reflective issue that delves deeper into who the character is and why he's a violent hero. It's a rarity to see a superhero be so open about themselves while having it all make so much sense. Read Full Review

Moon Knight #5 is everything I want from this series. It explores the character's mental state, his upbringing, and how it's all impacted him. It also delivers a lot of action finally delivering the reveal of the “big bad” we've been waiting for. It's a hell of an issue that feels like it really pays off for those who've been waiting. Read Full Review

Another hit in a 5 issue winning streak! MacKay and Cappuccio have really brought a new dimension to this character and have turned this into way more than just another reboot/relaunch. Read Full Review

Moon Knight #5 continues to impress with its moody atmosphere and strong character rebuilding of Marc Spectre. There is a great examination of why Marc does the things he does while also reflecting on the cost of his actions. This does not mean there isn't any action of course. The cliffhanger ending of the villain revealed sets up what I'm sure will be an interesting next issue. Read Full Review

Final ThoughtsMoon Knight #5 bares Marc Spector's soul to help readers get to know the man behind the mask. The complexity of Spector's past troubles makes this iteration of Moon Knight a surprisingly deep character. In addition to the pathos, we're given great action and, finally, the big villain reveal. However, the villain may be too deep a cut to elicit the “wow” moment the creators were looking for. Read Full Review

A bold comic which takes some strong narrative choices that don't entirely succeed. Read Full Review

I love how Jed Mackay knows his shit and is respecting Moon Knight’s history. He’s managed to weeve Jason Aaron’s shitty Age of Khonsu as another conflict into Marc’s life beautifully.

And can I say it’s only been 5 issues but Moon Knight’s getting some amazing additions into his rogues gallery: Hunter’s Moon is so cool (hope to see more from him) and Zodiac has got some Joker spice.

Great. Loved every bit of it.

I love how this one was written I thouroghly enjoyed the story and both the self reflection and the way moon knight is tested. I'm really interested in what zodiac has planned. Once again the artwork is fantastic some of the panels when moon knight is in full costume look phenomenal! I think this was my favorite issue so far of an already fantastic run of moon knight

The best Moon Knight since the Lemire run.

Another great issue. The writing is superb and the art is just as good.

This is the best issue yet, simply because it dives into the pathos of Moon Knight. It's really cool. Genuinely, Jed MacKay gets Moon Knight. I'm really happy with this one.

This was another really strong issue for this series. This issue was basically two halves going back and forth, with one being Marc's therapy session and the other being him investigating and trying to find Soldier. Luckily, both of these were great and very interesting. The therapy sections of this book have all been very well-written, and this was no exception. MacKay has really been exploring Marc's character deeply and effectively, which is also seen in the aforementioned second half. Learning Soldier used to work for Hydra was interesting and sets up an intriguing story for him later on. Plus, the twist of Terry being Zodiac was great and we have a good villain set up for the future of this run.

This really made me feel some things.

I loved this. If the first 4 issues didn't convince you that MacKay has a clear grasp of Moon Knight, this one certainly will.

It's a pretty simple story and you might even call the villain reveal underwhelming. But this issue packs a major punch thanks to the deep character insight in Marc's therapy session. There's also fine storytelling craft in the way the session is tightly interlinked with the villain plot. Overall, this is a great payoff to what the title has built up so far.

This was a solid issue. Not as much action but, it has great character work.

Another emotionally investing issue. This has been my favorite Moon Knight run since Lemire & Smallwood

As we inch ever closer to the debut of the TV show I have been keeping up with the Moon Knight comics and they're...alright. I won't say there's anything groundbreaking in them, certainly not in this issue, but they are lighter, more standard comic fare. Something we need much more of in this day and age, so I'm happy to see it!

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A solid issue with some incredible splash pages and great insight into this version of Moon Knight. Genuinely love this run a lot.