Madeylne Pryor has plans for Eddie Brock and the symbiotes he can control - in this issue, she and her new ally CHASM bring them all to bear! SECRETS REVEALED! Unwittingly turned into a slathering and terrifying monster you might recognize, Eddie Brock's fears from the last year and Al, Ram and Bryan's entire saga stand fully realized in this turning point for the series!
Rated T+
Venom #14 is a fun addition to Dark Web, with so much to enjoy. This a plot with a lot going on, combining hidden agenda and manipulation with an awesome battle between two characters who are rarely in the same circle. Dark Web brings figures together with loose connections and makes them work brilliantly. But at the same time, the progress of the Venom mythos is still growing. Even though Eddie has regressed into his old self, it's a terrific statement on how far the symbiote and the host have come over the years. Read Full Review
Venom #14 drafts Eddie Brock into the conflict of Dark Web, making for a light read with few contributions the the book's main narrative. However, it does deliver on an entertaining confrontation between Venom and X-Men powerhouse Synch, which makes up for most of its shortcomings. Read Full Review
Readers that have come to expect a certain level of unique, hard-edged science fiction from AL Ewing and Ram V will find themselves lost with the latest issue, a tie-in to the "Dark Web" crossover that is mostly nonsense. Read Full Review
I love this
Al Ewing turns zeb wells' event disaster into a masterpiece with this tie-in and develops eddie to continue his cycle now becoming beddlam
8 for the story. 4 for that terrible cover.
It's way better than it has any right to be.
For an event as messy and badly written as Dark Web, Ewing does make this work.
I do wish it focused on Eddie more than Janice.
Not really even a Venom book until the end. It was OK, I guess. Not really that exciting.
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