I liked some of the visuals. There were parts that were good. I just think it fell apart at the end. The whole fallout of the Bullseye/ Foggy choice was just stupid. The conversation with Elektra is just kind of annoying and it leaves Matt in a dumb spot leaving the kids so quickly.

I think a great looking and entertaining book. I do like the story being told to an extent. I think Spring Seasons is a type of character I'm not the most fond of, and I do wish they would give us a little more of the Carnival. Overall, it's good. I just feel like it could be more.

Don't get me wrong, it has good scenes and it's always entertaining. I just feel like a lot of the books are just cats running and yelling Lorde.

It's a reliable read. It's pretty slow and not flashy, but I always have a positive feeling about the read when done.

It's starting to make more sense. I'll admit I didn't quite get it for a few issues. It does have art that keeps me coming back.

The art was great. The premise isn't super original, but it did its job well enough to get me to come back.

The sorry wasn't bad. It didn't have the vibe I was expecting, and the aren't didn't seem to do that any favors. Still enjoyable.

Felt like more of the same. Didn't really have end on anything new. Kind of bummed that Spider-Man is going to keep this writer around.

The art remains solid, but there's not really a whole lot to latch on to with the story.

I thought it was a great finale for the most part. I kind of felt unresolved with Randall, but that's just me. Overall, it delivered.

It's not super flashy, but it's a well told story with great art.

Another solid issue. Too bad it's ending next issue. It's been quite the series.

It's another solid issue of a book that shouldn't be as good as it is. I like the mystery and the dynamic between Eddie and Carnage.

I liked this issue, but its starting to make me angry with how the heroes are acting.

I would say it was a massive improvement, but I did think it made more sense than issue 1. I actually enjoyed it a bit more.

This was a cool book. Really unique idea and did a great job of keeping the entertainment high.

It was pretty interesting in concept. It kind of got weird at the end. Well see what happens next.

I like Redcoat. This issue is no exception. Love the adventures through history.

Another good entry with a surprising ending. Curious to how this Glowing Woman leaves into the story moving forward.

Great artwork. The tone of Batman is good and grounded. It was a solid read.

It's a strong 6.5. it's not anything great, except for the shift/miles discussion towards the end. However, it was a lot of fun.

It's not most exciting issue, but it does some character work and looks amazing as always.

I don't hate it, but it's just so cheesy compared to the last 8 years or so of Venom. I'll be glad when we move on and just reveal who it is already.

Had some ok moments, but it's pretty cliche and I'm ready for this story to end.

Phenomenal issue. Hickman really dials the intrigue up as we see multiple members of the Sinister Six play their hands. Really love the little developments with Richard and Felicia. I'm also not convinced Harry is dead either, as you never can be too sure with Mysterio lingering around in the background.

Another really solid issue. Good twist and good art make this one of the better issues of the series.