• Between Knull's growing psychic influence and Patricia Robertson serving as its host, the Scream symbiote is being psychologically torn apart!
• But there's no time for weakness as Cletus Kasady unleashes an onslaught of infected inmates on an unsuspecting New York.
• Scream and Carnage may be symbiotic siblings, but that won't stop 'em from SLAUGHTERING one another!
Rated T+
I'm one of the very few people out there that has always been a legit fan of Scream, wishing that she as a character had gotten a stronger push long before now, and while I may have been down on this arc at the beginning, it has successfully won me over by the end. With Absolute Carnage having only one more issue left, I doubt Scream will manage to have much (if any) presence in the finale of the event, so I'll just wait and look forward to seeing more of her in her next (confirmed) limited series. Cullen Bunn and Gerardo Sandoval did a good job reviving the daughter of Venom. Read Full Review
It's almost as if this exists outside of the continuity of the main book, which gets more tedious than exciting the longer it goes on. Read Full Review
"Patricia-- God, I didn't even know her name until the symbiote bonded with me."
- ANDI BENTON
This was pretty good. But nothing special.
Per his standard MO, Cullen Bunn crafts a story that will be satisfying if you're already a fan of the characters and stultifying if you're not. Gerardo Sandoval's art is impressive if you accept the "awesome x-treme" premises of his style -- but that's a big "if."
Prelude:
It's the final issue of Scream so let's see how it goes.
The Good:
It's over.
The Bad:
There's no reason to read this.
I have no clue what's happening at all.
It's boring as hell.
Conclusion:
Let's make this quick. There's no reason to buy this series and it's a pain to read.
Okay!
© 2024
Prev
