Moon Knight #3

matkrenz's Moon Knight #3 review

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Review of Moon Knight #3. 
 
The Story: Mark and Echo talk a little and we meet Mark's assistant Buck Lime. 
 
The Good: I like this new assistant already, he doesn't take sh*t from Mark with what he does near the end of the issue and he is SNARKY and I love a character like that. Seeing Mark's interaction with some of his employe's is very funny and does a good job of establishing Mark's new job wich I really hopped Bendis would put at some point. The building up the various villains on the West Coast is very fun and seeing updated versions of old villains will be fun. 
 
The Bad: I am not a fan of Maleev's art. Bendis is taking his sweet time advancing the plot and I really hope he moves the plot a long just a little. Mark's insanity is played fast and loose here and im started to get anoyed with the is he or isn't he ? 
 
The Verdict: This issue makes me want to continue reading with villain building and a new character introduction but Maleev's art I just don't like. This is a buy.

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Moon Knight #3 by blurred_view on July 07, 2011
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Moon Knight #3 by omertalvendetta on July 07, 2011
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