This could have been much better. Using the old trope of the pwerson dying, but being brought back to accomplish the goal doesn't really work here. You're dealing with a god who deals in souls. Simply dying and being rescuciated doesn't fit with the supernatual lore of Moon Knight. The artwork continues to be good, but I found the story lacking.

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A mediocre finale to a series that shouldn't have existed in the first place.
While I did enjoy VoMK 9, it was predictable, and a bit of a let down. The art was actually quite good. The splash page of the fight between Moon Knight and the Shroud remind me of the Grendel / Argent fight from Matt Wagner's Devil by the Deed. The story looked promising, Moon Knight is ordered by the newly freed Konshu to kill the man who usurped his mantle. It was fairly clear he wasn't going to do it. The bait and switch was telegraphed, and it just wasn't satisfying. I have a hard time conceiving that the god would take the betrayal lying down. If there aren't repercussions down the road, I'll be even more disappointed.

Climbing on my soap box for a minute, Why did this series need to exist? It had the same creative team and the previous series. The very first storyline was interrupted by the Shroud exploding at the start of Blood Hunt. The Shroud as Moon Knight went nowhere . The did nothing with it. Marc was dead for about a week, in universe, then he was brought back. The series didn't need a new run, especially one as short as this. They should have just continued the previous series. I am going to read the new Fist of Konshu book, but that shouldn't exist either. The constant rebooting is annoying. more

I want to like this book a lot more than I do. The story and plot are interesting, the writing is solid, but the art is so messy and hard to follow it detracts from my enjoyment significantly. If they could get a cleaner, better artist it would help immensely.

I haven't been this excited about a Batman comic since Norm Breyfoggle was a regular penciler on Detetcive. This comic was really good - had a Dark Knight vibe that cannot be coincidental. The visual storytelling was top notch. I'm not familiar with Nick Dragotta, but this was impressive. The colors were a bit dull, but overall the art was just fine. The story was also fine. Well paced, good world building, decent dialogue, characterization was fine. I genuinely hope they do something different and new. Change everything, don't just rehash the greatest hits. The one disappointment was the introduction of the "Joker" - henceforth to be known as "The Joker Who Doesn't Laugh". Too soon. You can't drop The Joker in the first issue. You gotta earn The Joker.
Curious to see where this goes. more

I was pleasantly surprised by this comic.
Yes, it's clearly derivative of the David/Stroman and Milligan.Allred runs.
Yes, Mark Brooks is a hack who has a distorted sense of his ability to write political satire.
Except...This comic is pretty good.

The story was well paced. The characters were well written. Any satirical aspects were played straight, instead of the usual wink-wink, nudge-nudge. The plot twist caught me by surprise. No complaints.

The art was some of the best I've see from Bob Quinn. My first exposure to his work was on Way of X (which I enjoyed), and he seems to have improved since then. He inks his own pencil on this issue, so it's all him. Colorist Jesus Aburtov put in some good work as well.

As it stands, X-Factor joins X-Force as being the most readable titles of the From the Ashes era. Looking forward to seeing where this goes. more

This looks like another strong addition to the Energon Universe.
The art was on point - Andrei Bressan is an excellent artist, and his work on this issue was no exception. I'm less familiar with Dan Watters, but the pace of the story was good, and the dialogue was very well done - particularly the interactions between Destro and Cobra Commander.

This is a big downgrade from Cobra Commander and Duke series were. It wasn't horrible but I expected more and was hoping for more. The art style also seems to be somewhat of a downgrade but isn't bad either. The overall issue os just ok. The Destro preview in the back was more interesting than the main story. I'll probably wait until the complete volume is released to pick it up again.

I liked this run and I'm sad to see it ending so soon, especially since its second half felt so rushed. But hopefully, the miniseries coming up manages to be a fun read as well.

Rushed but not that bad of an ending. But it is still messy conclusion.

I really liked this comic, and this run. Shame it's ending with this issue.
I think Gronbekk really captured Cletus Cassidy's voice, and did a great job showing his motivation. Perez was good to really good, in places, on art.There were some innovative, if grizzly visuals. I liked Flash Thompson / Anti-Venom as a foil for Cassidsy.

I feel like this run could have been better if it wasn't messed up in the second half by a crossover with Venom that had very little to do with what had been happening in the story. I felt like the comic was co-opted to bolster Ewing's timey-whimey nonsense. More's the pity. more

I did not like this at all.
The art was fine. Nothing special. Above average , perhaps. The story was a hot mess, as most of Ewing's contributions to this series have been. I had a hard time following what was going on, and thought the whole concept of zombie Venom was just dumb. Dylan is, apparently, in his mid 20s now, going by the art. Him being "half symbiote" is still head-scratching. The fact that he smoked a vampire by hitting it over the head with a chair, then staking it with a broken chair leg like he's been doing it all his life was also odd.

I'm tired of the nonsense, I really am. Can we get Torrun Gronbekk back, please. Really enjoyed her issues. more

I really liked this one.
I was irritated that the latest Blade series ended after only 10 issues, so when I saw that Bryan Hill was writing this Blood Hunt tie in, I figured I'd give it a chance. Glad I did. Solid story. Better than average art. Lots of action and intrigue. Do I wonder why Danny Ketch is sitting on an underground arsenal in the middle of the desert? Sure do. But I'm not gonna overthink it. I'll be picking up the rest of this series. I now need a Bryan Hill Ghost Rider book. more