Moon Knight: City of the Dead #5

Rounded out by Rosenbergs palette, which unifies the various designs and elements, the book sticks the landing in a genuine tale of myth, monsters, and managing the guilt of a hero. Sometimes the Big 2 needs a meat-and-potatoes comic like this to get into the heart of the characters and add a layer of substance. Read Full Review

TL; DRMoon Knight: City of the Dead #5 successfully wraps up an expansive personal story. Read Full Review

Ferreira delivers some dynamic and visually thrilling art throughout the issue. The action is amazing and there are some brutal and beautifully detailed moments throughout the issue. Read Full Review

City of the Dead hit the ground running, and the series finale didn't miss a beat. Read Full Review

Moon Knight: City Of The Dead #5 is a reasonably clean ending to a mini-series designed to create synergy between the comics and the Disney Plus show. Marc saves the day, Randall's vendetta may be over for good (maybe), and the art is rock-solid. That said, the conflict feels like it ends too early, so a good third of the comic is epilogue filler. Read Full Review

CrazyforRAMU

Nov 01, 2025

The resolution is a little unfocused, and this issue features a weird take on Marc's DID. However, it does bring things in for a solid happily-ever-after that might impact Moon Knight's status quo in the future. The art is strong, too.

DDJamesB

Nov 26, 2023

A Moon Knight book that leans into his DID to save the day has already been done a bunch. It also reminds me of Pepose's Savage Avengers in a not so good way. He just seems to spell everything out, and does that tired trope of just having the character/s just say whatever they are doing as they are doing it. It's just cheesy and comes across like the dated ways of older comics.