Venom #16
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| Writer | Al Ewing |
| Artist | Bryan Hitch |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
With the truth about Eddie Brock, Bedlam and the Garden of Time revealed at last, Eddie has no choice but to move heaven, earth, space and time to get back to his son. But it may all be for naught - Eddie's greatest fears are at the precipice of being realized, as Dylan may still succumb to the darkness within him!
Rated T+
CRITIC REVIEWS
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7.6
Comic Watch - Isaiah Hernandez
Feb 02, 2023While lacking in substantial story progression, Venom #16 offers enough interesting character interactions to make for an entertaining issue. Read Full Review
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4.0
ComicBook.com - Spencer Perry
Feb 01, 2023Bryan Hitch's ability to make alien beasts wailing on each other look cool is mostly undeniable but Venom #16 suffers from a fatal flaw in the lack of visual consistency across its images. Read Full Review
USER REVIEWS
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9.5
I really liked this. What an amazing tie-in. Everything here just worked. I'm looking forward what happens next.
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8.0
While I did enjoy this issue and every issue of this series involved in Dark Web, I do think the event is hindering the series a bit with this one. This issue started out strong with the dialogue between Dylan, Kamala, and Normie. I also enjoyed the fight between Dylan and Eddie, but I wasn't a huge fan of Madelyne suddenly inserting herself and snatching up Eddie so he can be in the finale one-shot. Hopefully this is just a minor bump in the road, and I think it is seeing as though the next issue isn't Dark Web-related.
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8.0
Al Ewing corrects the title's tie-in course again, this time by tacking back toward the event and reminding everyone (via an excellently-written Ms. Marvel) that there's still a demon invasion going on in New York. The art's outstanding for this action-heavy serving (though Bryan Hitch won't be making my list of top Ms. Marvel artists). This is a nicely-streamlined episode of this over-complex title, moving things forward significantly while also clearing up some ambiguities. It doesn't hurt that it's genuinely funny, too.
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7.0
I'll be honest, I liked this one a lot more than the last issue. It still could use some more emotional parts, but it was enjoyable for what it was.
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6.5
Dark Web elements drag everything in the mud.
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5.5
Well darn in my opinion dark web continues to hinder what was a fantastic story but luckily this is the last issue tied into that event. Hopefully we can get back to the level this book was before dark web with the next issue. With ram v and AL Ewing as the writers I am extremely confident this book will rebound and get back on track as they are both brilliant writers
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