Love the relationship between Eddie and Carnage. It remains fresh and entertaining.

Wasn't expecting that. That was pretty interesting and depressing at the same time.

Pretty good premise. Wasn't bad by any means. It just didn't have much excitement.

It contained a scene of Marc in his head, which isn't totally original, but it did a good job and was solid throughout.

I continue to like this series much better when we follow this story. Hopefully, when we switch back to the truck driver, we continue to get story progression.

I liked it just for Thor speaking some sense. I mean obviously Doom has something nefarious going on, but what if he didn't. That probably would have been a cooler idea to play with.

This issue was pretty good. It was simple. It was easy reading and got the job done.

It was fun. I can't tell if it will have any larger implications, but it was fine for what it was.

The arc didn't end with a bang, but it was good enough. The art is the real star. I think this series is going to suffer with the art switch.

It's a fun book. It's not deep, but it entertains and feels like its leading to something.

It started off solid, and then just got cheesier as it went on. Some of that dialogue was horrendous. I'm giving it a little boost for the art.

This could be the best issue of this series. It was fun, I liked the art, it felt like it finally had stakes.

I like the art. I think I like the premise. I'm not 100% on what's going on, but I think I do?

What an impactful read, that really tugs at you.

This book is kind of funny, fun and engaging all at once. It's a really cool book.

This was really good. It's a great read, that I wish wasn't ending next issue.

It's a needed issue, but doesnt do anything to ascend it to the great level.

It didn't quite have the hook I was expecting, but it's a pretty damn good story.

Just enough by Johns to make you keep reading. While full of plenty of cliches this still needs to be a TV series. Gary Frank makes it all glow with special coloring from Anderson.

Didn't have the art we are accustomed to, but it did have some revelations.

It's not the best issue, but does seem to point the series in a good ending direction.

Not as strong as other issues, but still a solid read.

It feels repetitive only 3 issues in. I really was hoping for more.

I felt like this issue gave us a little more, but I really need this series to step it up.

Another issue that does its job of keeping me entertained.

It's a D- type of book. It's passable. I still like the premise, but the book is not told in a way that really invests you.

Redcoat remains a fun and interesting read. Every story has been solid.