Marc has been fighting Ra's forces for a while not but soon he will realize that the words of the deity might make more sense than he imagined.
Things are getting more and more interesting.
Max Bemis offers a new installment where explores the supernatural threat he created. From the beginning you can clearly see that Bemis is still developing his story firmly based on Jeff Lemire's run due to the inclusion of important events like Frenchie's death (despite that I have a few issues about how he handled other Lemire's concepts) but things get a completely different direction once that the book returns to the mythological themes that have always been present in Moon Knight's books.
The presence of Ra complicates things a lot not only for Marc but also for his multiple personalities since they try to rationalize what's happening and all this leads to a pretty intriguing dilemma that the protagonist has to face towards the end.
Jacen Burrows remains in art duties and his work is still splendid thanks to his beautiful characters, clean style and precise storytelling.
Pretty solid, excited for the next one.
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