This was a pretty good issue. The ending seemed rushed, what with Megatak's death and all, but seeing Eddie burn was crazy, and It's pretty much a given now he'll be back as Toxin AND he has a reason to really hate Flash/Venom. And Jack O'Lantern will face Venom in the next issue so that should be pretty awesome. I even liked how cocky Bennett was in this issue, sucks to see him go but maybe he'll be back again. Betty shooting him surprised me, although I probably should've seen that coming. All in all, this was a pretty good comic, and I'm wondering how the Avengers will accept him coming clean. Read Full Review

Venom #21 is an extremely solid read with a mostly competent script and some very nice art. Recommended. Read Full Review

The character work in this book looks top notch, but Lan Medina's depiction of Toxin still looks awkward. Toxin fills the page with his mass of tendrils, but his size and shape fluctuate so often that it becomes hard to determine what he ought to look like. Maybe that's the nature of symbiotes, but this one in particular throws off the visual flow of the book. That's my single nitpick for the issue, which otherwise looks stellar from its big action scenes to its tiny moments of bitter sadness. Read Full Review

With one final issue of the story to go which just so happens to Remender's last on the book expect to have the rest of his loose ends tied up as it draws to a close. Read Full Review

With one issue left in his run, I have to hope that Remender is able to tie things together effectively and give us the ending his run deserves. Apparently the issue will feature a battle between Venom and Jack O' Lantern, which should be good given that he's been the most intriguing villain for Flash to go up against throughout this title. Luckily we have Remender continuing to use the character to his full potential over in Secret Avengers, and we know his run on that title isn't set to end any time soon. Read Full Review