Moon Knight By Lemire & Smallwood: The Complete Collection

Seeing the world through the eyes of Moon Knight is fascinating. The illustrations are excellent. The dialogue is not overdone, matching the art perfectly. You never really know what is real and what is not, which is a plus. Now to find the rest of the series...

The entire lemire run is collected here. It is trippy, and maybe not the best place to start with moon knight, but a great run altogether.

This volume is trippy and coherent at the same time. It is about DID and about heroics, about acceptance and unification, and it is a fantastic read. Words and art mesh together perfectly. This is phenomenal and should not be missed.

Order came in a day early which was very nice. Book came in perfect condition, just some small rips in the first couple pages but the book that is nothing compared to the greatness of the detailed, mind-bending illustration I applaud Smallwood,Bellaire, and Lemire for the wonderfully orchestrated trio of true art at its finest. Forget for a second that it is a Marvel comic, the images and artwork are out of this world. Every single frame inside are a work of art within themselves. The story arc is written with intriguing and well-written dialogue that keeps you turning the page each swipe of the page, everything gets better, from beginning to end. Collections 1-14 are 10/10

With this new Moon Knight Disney series right around the corner, I was curious as to what I could read to get a better understanding of the character. I honestly loved several aspects of this story; for starters the unreliable narration as we switch between the different identities was a great idea. Without spoiling much of the story, I also thought that the way we are introduced to Marc Spector and his origin was so perfect considering this wasn't even really an origin story. I have a genuine appreciation for the many characters involved in Moon Knight and if you were like me and had never gotten into Moon Knight before this would be a great place to begin. A slight issue I did have was that although the experimental nature of this book is definitely a strength, I wasn't so fascinated by every type of idea of where the story went (SPOILERS: much of the space stuff wasn't very interesting to me but I thought it was pretty trippy END SPOILER). Considering this was an entire run I would definitely say this felt like a complete story from start to finish and would recommend this book for all new Moon Knight fans.