Extremely heavy, sometimes a bit boring, yet exciting sometimes. This is a mix of things, loving the art for the fights and feel/atmosphere, but also sometimes people look bug-eyed. It's a weird mix of a book cause some of it I dislike, some of it I love.

Anything with Thanos vs Eternals is the highlight as well as Robbie who they protect. It's a sad ending that actually sticks and makes me excited to read the other half soon.

This felt more superheroish. Moon knight back but refusing to kill. Bushmaster return. Lots of fighting. Some a ton of fun, some confusing. New MK suit was sick. Ending wad lackluster. Overall uneven but fun. Not as good as last two volumes.

Not great but not horrible. The two Deadpool issues were funny and the ending was pretry great. The Secret Avenger issue was also solid fun times with some fun moments. Spidy team up issue was ehhhhhh. A 2.5 but I'll hit it with a 3.

A messy story with a few good parts. Didn't love that we had to add on the loss of a baby on top of things, felt cheap and not earned. I also didn't love the switch of events to try there best to tie in with Shadowland, especially since Shadowland is a giant piece of shit. So overall, just messy with a few cool fight scenes and ending to a family member. Rest? MEH.

A 2 out of 5.

This is the third Moon Knight Omnibus I've read.

The first two volumes covered the start of Moon Knight up until the fist of Khonshu. While bumpy at times, it was all pretty fun save the fist of Khonshu mini. That was mostly 70's and early 80's. This run is mostly the 2000's and we have 3 writers Huston, Benson, and Hurwitz. Do these three writers bring their A game?

Well Moon Knight starts off a broken man, crippled, and axiety ridden. Not worthy of the name Moon Knight, Marc sits all day in ruins. He's lost everything including his family and loved one. The Omnibus starts with Huston as the main writer and it's depressing and edgy, with Moon Knight finally getting his mojo back to fight the injustices of the world. Old sidekicks return, lovers reunite, and lots of angst in the first couple of volumes of this.

Once Benson takes over we get more of a wild ride, this time having Moon Knight being attacked by both Iron Man and Osborn. This is during the Civil War, and Siege times. Meaning we have plenty of people after Moon Knight who's always on the very edge of being a hero or killer.

And then the last 3 arcs are Hurwitz bringing Moon Knight back as Jake Lockley, the "I don't give a fuck" personality basically taking on Osborn and his world head on. It's Moon Knight at his most superheroish, bringing back his team from the old comics, donning a more futuristic batman style suit, and vowing not to murder anyone.

Does it all work though? Well no.

This isn't to say I didn't have a good time reading this. The first arc is solid intro though I feel a little lost at times. And I believe the way Huston writes, makes it hard to understand what he's tryign to convay at times. However, as we get further along it was easier to understand and the return of Moon Knight's insane sidekick was great.

I also really enjoyed Benson's last two arcs. From Bullseye and Thunderbolts chasing Moon Knight to Iron Man hunting him. All great stuff. Even better was Moon Knight is Mexico and we meet two brothers who are hitman who can't stop saying Bro to each other. Sounds silly but it worked perfectly for me.

The Omnibus sadly ends kind of dour. I like Moon Knight being a badass superhero, and the art for the first arc of Hurwitz run is great. There's some funny moments even like Moon Knight's internal thoughts during secret avengers mission.

Saying that though the stories seem to not go anywhere. Bringing back a old baddie ended up just being okay. The team up issues were decent except the Spider-man one was bad. And overall ending the book on Shadow Land, which is top 5 worst events ever, and nearly ruined Daredevil, is not the way to go.

So yeah, ups and downs on this one. Some really fun arcs, some solid, and a really piss poor shadow land 3 parter and spider-man team up really soured my enjoyment at the end. Saying that I will remember the fun moments even if this is the weakest of the Moon Knight Omnibus series so far. A 3 out of 5.

This was great!

Laura is a girl that sadly doesn't have a easy life. Multiple loses, being a orphan, dealing with sicko rapist and psycho assholes. Why does this keep happening to her? While we go through this coming of age story we get introduced to time traveling and somehow it works extremely well. A heartfelt story, great characters, and a fun story. While not as good as intensity I still really enjoyed it!

Really loved the Superman and Superboy story. Watching Clark get to see his son grow was amazing. The aquaman stuff was just okay.

Moving forward, nice set back for villains buy a surprise ending leaves me wanting more.

Solid fill in the blank issue on what happened from first arc. I'm glad phillip is staying and we're getting a new artist.

This deluxe edition doesn't push me into the Joe Kelly writes Justice League fantastic section, but it's solid enough.

The thing is the start of this volume has interesting ideas. The Justice League going to different countries and helping out. Something horrible happens. They are blamed for it. Under trial. But it all moves so quick and wrapped up doesn't give the arcs a chance to breath. I can't tell you how much I wished it did, cause they're ideas are solid.

The martian manhunter arc is solid here. Watching a hero turn villain is always good with some really great art and fights at points. Overall the best part of the book.

The last few issues are near trash level, silly, and not interesting at all.

A 3 out of 5.