This was an interesting one to say the least, I was very intrigued when the first teasers and images came out and surprised that this was just going to be a small story, it didn't disappoint and I do hope this keeps as just a small story!

With the multiverse unleashed Marvel's possibilities are endless, and now you get all kinds of heroes, Gods, monsters all together in this insane world, but even with those possibilities mixing some of these things up will get weird, case and point, Moon Knight - this works well because it seems like a "Marvel standalone" if they add this Egyptian God Universe to the existing stuff it just becomes another boring super hero with just an unrealistic place among what already is a crowded Universe(s).

We start with Steven Grant, a regular worker on a museum shop with a taste for Egyptian history, we can see right from the beginning he has a troubled mind, struggles to sleep, has constant blackouts and loses portions of time and what makes the show good is that it slowly unveils the plot, giving you just enough taste to make you want to watch the whole thing.

I want talk much about the plot since it can be easily spoiled, it's a fast pace show, with a great set, for Egyptian history lovers a treat of course and given that one of the directors Mohamed Diab is an Egyptian himself, one of the rare occasions where Egypt gets a dignified representation.

There are a few elements that I didn't like, the most obvious is the CGI, for a Marvel show there are a lot of scenes where the special effects are really poor... and the early episodes although engaging feel a bit weird while you still don't have the full context of the story, so you have to "embrace" the lunacy that is going on to appreciate it.

Of course I couldn't end without mentioning Oscar Isaac's stunning performance... he drives the entire show and is a key aspect for its success - good stuff I hope they leave this alone and don't mix it up with the rest of Marvel!