[noun phrase with 最] + 莫过于 + [noun / verb phrase]
莫过于 says nothing in a category beats the thing that follows it. The category goes first, usually built around 最, and what tops it goes after 莫过于. It belongs to writing – essays, speeches, articles. In speech you'd say 最…的就是….
What comes after 莫过于 can be a noun or a whole verb phrase.
最 is usual in the first half but not required. Without it, the category still reads as a superlative.
莫 means "nothing" and 过 means "go beyond", so 莫过于 is already the verb of the sentence and already does the work of "than". It takes no 是, 就是 or 比.