Summary: The Vasquez family finds that Zeus' generosity had some strings attached when they move back into their home... godly roommates!?
Plot: Oftentimes when a book transitions from one creative team to another there is a distinct feeling of a disconnect between the two; which is completely understandable as the old team's story is over and the new team wants to mark their territory. However, every so often you get a hand off where if you didn't know the team had changed you wouldn't be the wiser and this is just such an occasion as Campbell seamlessly picks up where Waid left off to start her own yarn. It's perhaps not all that surprising that the transition felt seamless as Josie Campbell is no stranger to the Shazam family having already written the fantastic New Champion of Shazam and using Mary really well in Amazon's Attack! but it felt comforting none the less that this was going to remain a fun, upbeat book. I really loved how she picked up on the prior godly hijinks that the Marvel family endured and used it to introduce a new other worldly threat all while building further on the ramifications that Billy bought on by summoning more of the power of Shazam onto himself. On top of that we now get Hoppy the magic bunny as well as Talky Tawny so it's going to be double the fun going forward.
Art: Like Campbell's familiarity on the plot side Lupacchino is a friendly face on the art side after previously working with Waid on the fantastic World's Finest: Teen Titans book. And while not as detailed as Dan Mora, their style is none the less very expressive and fun in a lightly cartoony way so she's a perfect fit for the book and a big part of why it feels like a new direction while also feeling like a continuation of what came before. 
Grade:8/10 

Summary: Hunter's Moon and Tigra track the new Moon Knight to his secret lair...the sight of Marc's death! 
Plot: Up until this point Jed Mackay's run on Moon Knight has been like Mary Poppins: Practically perfect in every way. However, with this issue he suffers his first real stumble: sticking the landing on his big reveal. With Marc dead MacKay set up the mystery of a new Moon Knight under the hood, teasing us for the last three issues over whether it was Marc somehow back from the dead or someone new and it was delicious at each step of the way looking at the mystery from the eyes of his supporting cast. But here the identity was revealed...and it's way out of left field. I didn't know who was under the hood but there was literally no hint at it being this character and while I'm interested in seeing how it plays out it felt a little like a cheat. Don't get me wrong, I'm still excited to see the story go forward and regardless of how it ends this will still be one of the best runs of Moon Knight of all time but the reveal just didn't meet the build up. Each character's interaction implied that the new Moon Knight knew Marc's supporting cast well which meant someone they all knew or played into it somehow being Marc but ultimately it was neither as the character has no real history with any of the characters. He's an underused character though so I hope he gets some interesting development and hopefully MacKay finds his footing.
Art: Despite the slight shortcoming in the plot Cappuccio continued to be on his A-Game with the art. The action was slick and the emotions displayed by Hunter's Moon were fantastically portrayed.  
Grade:6.5/10