BLAST IN THE PAST! For months, Eddie Brock's consciousness has been displaced in time! You've seen what happens when he's flung himself to the far future of the Marvel Universe - now see what happens when he tries to traverse its past! Face to face with the mysterious FLEXO in the past, the part symbiotes have played in the Marvel U will take a surprising and new turn!
Rated T+
Never let it be said that Al Ewing doesn't swing for the fences with his ideas and surprises. Read Full Review
Venom #22 brings two new players into this chaotic storyline, setting up the next phase in Dylan Brock's grand plan and creating some intriguing questions to be answered in his father's time-travel subplot. Read Full Review
After a few bonkers issues full of action, 'Venom' slows things down a bit to catch up with Dylan. In the process, it nicely fits a few more puzzle pieces together for Eddie's next big throwdown. Read Full Review
I think this is the best Dylan has been written by Ewing. Such creativity.
But yeah, still loving this book, what else is new?
I really agree with what Afre said in their review, in that I think this is the best job Ewing has done with writing Dylan thus far. I think his voice felt more genuine and authentic. As for the story itself, I found it entertaining and good, as can be seen by my rating, though I also feel as though this isn't Ewing's strongest work on the title. Although, it is well-documented at this point that I prefer Eddie's side of the story in this title to Dylan's, no matter who's writing it. Something I do want to point out, though, is how crazy it is that Flexo is being used in this series right now. If you don't already know, Flexo was a character from the 1940's that was seen in the first four issues of Mystic Comics. It wasn't until this currenmore
It was alright. Had a good concept. Art looked pretty good. Just felt like it was missing something. Also, I get that covers sometimes don't really have anything to do with the story, but I hate totally misleading covers and this is one.