Venom 2099 #1 is a precursor for great things to come Read Full Review

The other thing that makes this issue memorable is the excellent art from Francesco Mobili and Geraldo Borges. They bring some beautiful visuals to this issue and there are some brutal, but beautifully framed panels spread throughout this story. The flashbacks are particularly well-drawn and the character looks fantastic. Read Full Review

I enjoyed this 2099 story and while I'm a sucker for Elseworlds tales, it's nice to know this is bonafide in-canon storytelling. The cliffhanger twist near the end is proof of that. Pick this one up for a slightly different Venom story that may just have you begging for more. Read Full Review

While there isn't much to make this book feel definitively like the electric Marvel 2099 books from years past, Houser cooks up an interesting sci-fi horror angle for reintroducing Venom to the Marvel Universe as a dissected symbiote used to cure all illnesses. Read Full Review

Overall it's a fine piece, but nothing about it screams 2099 like one would expect. Read Full Review

This new take on Venom, 2099 or otherwise, was pretty lackluster. I really wish they found a way to simply keep and revamp the original Venom 2099. There was more material to work with, having the original Venom 2099/Kron Stone being the son of Alchemax's CEO and half-brother of Spider-Man 2099. This new Alea/Venom has nothing interesting about her, and I'm left wondering by the end of the book why she even wants to go forward with being the new Venom" Read Full Review

Venom 2099 #1 is a pretty by the numbers story. It's good, but only so basic that it doesn't do anything strong enough to make me tell you that you have to go buy it. The art is solid throughout, but without any truly mind-blowing pages, I would recommend you check this out on Marvel Unlimited than pay full price for it. Read Full Review

Basic to the point but I believe it is canon with the current Knull tale. Interesting!! A Black female She Venom...I'm in!!

Venom gets turned into a miracle drug by Alchemax and of course forms a mutually-beneficial symbiosis with the teen girl it's first tested on. On the one hand, it's just a simple "characters come together and establish a premise for an ongoing story" #1. But on the other hand, it's executed VERY WELL, and having that unified purpose puts it head and shoulders above the rest of this event's one-shots. The connection to the latest developments in Venom/Absolute Carnage is super cool, but yeah, the odds seem heavily stacked against the rest of the event biting that hook.

Probably the best 2099 story. Its really cool in my opinion and although some parts were corny it was pretty solid. I'm enjoying these stories for what they are.

This was pretty good. I wonder where this 2099 stuff is headed, because there's no way we're getting Knull 2099 in 2099 Omega, right? There's got to be more than just this. Or we will and it'll be cool, maybe.

This was pretty good for a future story, tbh.

Well, looks like we'll be coming back to this one later on, since Knull seems to be involved.