This issue of Venomized pretty muched sealed the deal for me in a few ways. I was on okay terms with the story so far, but I thought that two issues might be enough space for Bunn to pull out the big guns to wrap things up in a way that might leave me wanting more when I wanted none of it in the first place. Sadly, #4 was a step backwards in both writing and art, and there’s no way that this could possibly be salvaged in just one issue. And now that I think about it, nothing really important happens here. You could skip from #3 to #5 and you could immediately fill in the blanks. So if you have been reading Venomized, save yourself some time and dough and just skip to #5 next week. If you’ve steered clear of the event entirely so far, congratulations. You’re smarter than me. Read Full Review

While VENOMIZED #4 begins the climax that past issues have neglected, it struggles to find a genre it can belong to. Silly dialogue and plot points are boldly contrasted against morbid themes, forcing me to wonder what Bunn's true intentions are for the series. Read Full Review

If Venomized ever had a narrative thread, it has certainly lost it by now. Read Full Review