While this kind of team-up book could sell copies just because of the characters involved, Houser elevates to something wonderful. Read Full Review

Overall, Ms. Marvel and Moon Knight is a fun mystery that uses superheroes a little differently. The story by Houser is exciting. The art by the different creators is awe inspiring. Altogether, a story that is only one piece to a grander mystery. Read Full Review

Roberson delivers some fun, exciting and beautifully detailed imagery in the story. The action is visually exciting and the characters look great. Read Full Review

If you're looking for a fun team-up this week, look no further than Ms. Marvel & Moon Knight #1. Not only does it feature a logical setup, but it has the characters resolving issues together in an entertaining series of scenes. Plus, Houser writes a great Ms. Marvel and sticks a lot of continuity and modern elements from the Moon Knight series into the issue. That's a win-win for Moon Knight and Ms. Marvel fans. Read Full Review

Despite the bizarre naming and numbering of a series of separate team-ups which are connected, the odd pairing of Ms. Marvel and Moon Knight against a creepy threat works well. Read Full Review

Ms. Marvel & Moon Knight #1 lacked the page chemistry to make this issue from good to outstanding. Read Full Review

While the art of "Ms. Marvel & Moon Knight #1 is appropriately atmospheric, the team-up or Kamala Khan and Marc Spector leave something to be desired. Read Full Review

It's a straightforward detective story, and it makes good use of its guest star(s). This is about as noir-y as I've ever seen Ms. Marvel, and I think it works well. The art's particularly impressive; the copious detail and heavy shadows really help set the mood.