This issue offers very little to the table. All it really does is recap al the events up until now. We’re then led to Scream resisting Carnage’s control, which was interesting to see, and her and Andi teaming up to fight against the horde of Carnage monsters. And in one panel, they are referencing the cover of Amazing Fantasy #15, which I don’t know how I feel about. The art overall is decent but that really helping the issue. more

This really isn’t anything special. All it shows is how Miles gets himself and The Scorpion involved, and we even get some flashbacks to Venom #3 from a year ago to show how he’s involved but that’s it. Now It’s not that I hate Miles Morales or anything like that, it’s just that with Absolute Carnage, he really has no true role. From what we know, he’s one of the few heroes who hasn’t worn a Symbiote but that’s just it. Plus the art in this is sometimes a bit angular and in some instances, it’s a bit sloppy and roughly around the edges. Overall, if you’re a true Miles Morales fan, this is your book. But regardless, it’s not too essential to read this event. more

This was a nice edition to the event. Although, nothing major happens in this issue. But we do get the return of the Life Foundation Symbiotes who first appeared in the Seperation Anxiety one-shot, and the return of of a very important player from a year ago. I even like the interaction between Dylan and Normie. Even if they just met, Dylan was gonna protect from the Symbiotes. Iban Coello’s art is on point here. While nothing too major happened in this, it’s still a nice addition to Absolute Carnage that also shows Dylan’s side of the story. more

Personally, I’m not that intrigued by this comic. This comic really has not much that could be said. We do get some nice callbacks to the Venom series and the return of two special characters, but that’s it. This comic is basically nostalgia bait.

The Venom story was a great set-up for what’s to come, while the Spider-Man story didn’t have any connections to Absolute Carnage, but was still enjoyable for anyone who hasn’t gotten their hands in this Free Comic.

This was a fantastic issue. After the events of War of the Realms, it seems like Eddie is alone, he has his son, Dylan, by his side (Even though Dylan still doesn’t know Eddie is his father). Eddie is no longer Venom for the time being, but is still able to work his way around this things, and this issue shows that. While it wasn’t anything important, it was still enjoyable.

Now, this could one of the best issues of the series so far. It just makes Peter more relatable as a character. He wants to be able to be there for the one closest to him. But it’s his responsibility as Spider-Man that gets in the way. This issue reinforces that idea even more. Not to mention that the ending and the dialogue is clearly foreshadowing to the undoing of One More Day. I can’t wait to see where this goes in the near future. more

Overall, this wasn’t a bad one-shot. While it feels a bit predictable, this gives a bit more details that we never got in Venom or Absolute Carnage. I like to see where Weapon Plus goes from here.

In my opinion, this one-shot doesn’t really scream Absolute Carnage. This wasn’t bad by any means as it was a good story, and the art was fantastic. But this doesn’t really tie into Absolute Carnage, but more so sets up the new Ghost Rider series. If you’re a fan of Ghost Rider, you might find this good.

When I first read it, I wasn’t that impressed. But now that King In Black has arrived, I’ve read it again and thought that maybe it wasn’t as boring as I first thought. The art in this gives off a horror vibe, and makes this book look like it came out of a horror movie. As for the rest, it’s good, but not great.

This was honestly a pretty great tie in for Absolute Carnage. Although, i wouldn’t exactly call this a tie in as most of the story serves as a somewhat prelude to Absolute Carnage. Regardless, this was still an interesting one-shot tie in and a solid story in itself.

This issue was kind of a letdown. I admire the art work in this and it’s just as great, but the problem is the there some things that kind of get glossed over; like the fight between Ghost Rider and She-Hulk. While it was cool to see go toe-to-toe with each, I feel like is could’ve lasted a bit longer. Plus it doesn’t help there there’s too much dialogue which kind of ruins the action.. But what saves it for me is the monologue that Loki give throughout the issue, how he’s the reason the Avengers were formed I the first place. I loved that it takes homage from The Avengers movie and that they were formed because of Loki. It even foreshadows a big reveal that happens later. Yet, the issue kind of feels a bit flat as the characters don’t seem to be doing that much other than She-Hulk and Ghost Rider. more

Now this was a great start to the new series. The build to the threat the gang was about face later on was handled pretty well. I even like how the the Big Three were jokingly referencing certain events that have happens to them and even the dialogue between Tony and Steve where Steve wants things to go back to the way they were, while Tony argues that its time to move on. I even loved the backstory given to us about Odin and how he lead his own team of Avengers. That was done pretty well, and the art that accompanied the story was pretty awesome. Plus it was great how they handled the introductions to the new line of Avengers. Overall, this was a solid start. more

Now this was cool! Not only do we get the return of Carlie Cooper since who knows when, but we finally get the reappearance of the Sin-Eater. The little backstory kind of felt a little out of place for me but still great nonetheless. Plus the art really fits the tone of the story. Now one thing that people complain about is that the art felt somewhat similar to Ultimate Spider-Man simply because of the way his eye is issue look distinctly like Ultimately Spider-Man’s eyes, but I’m cool with it. This was a great start to Sins Rising and I can’t wait to see where Spencer goes with this. more

Now things are starting to get really interesting. The dark tone and the art really compliment each other. I really liked to backstory to Carter and I kind of fell sorry for him. Plus that ending had some deep stuff and was quite disturbing. My only issues is the scenes with Spider-Man kind of ruin the grimness of the whole story and the fact that the Sin-Eater was some kind of Eric from the past? Ok? But either way this was a great issue and it really gave depth to the Sin-Eater. more

Wow, this was spooky! I like that Spencer is taking this series into a more grim and darker turn with this issue. I honestly can’t wait where Nick takes the Sin-Eater. I also liked the the 2 pages where Peter talks with MJ and you can tell that Peter is stressed and in a dead end, he doesn’t know what to do. Plus that ending was sent chills down my spine. Only problems I have are the pacing and one panel where Sin-Eater becomes this thing? I’m not sure about that but wait her, I’m looking forward to see how this plays out! more

Now this is a great way to properly start off Luke’s training. The beginning was somewhat weird but, but shows Darth Vader is trying to proving a point about Luke. Luke then arrives to the planet he sees in his vision. And later and get the reintroduction of Verla, who first appeared back in 2018. We even get some flashbacks to Order 66 and even the inquisitors. That was awesome! And the cliffhanger gave me goosebumps honestly. I’m looking forward to see where they go with Luke and Verla. more

A pretty nice conclusion to a mini-arc. This not only gave me Empire Strikes Back vibes, but was filled to the brim with action, excitement, and a bit of character growth between Leia and Lando. After the ending, I think it’s safe to assume that their on good terms. My only gripe I have with the issue Luke’s character development was a bit rushed and just ending after 4 issues. But besides that, this issue was a great conclusion to this mini-arc. more

This might be one of my favorite issues so far. The beginning shows that the rebellion isn’t the only side that’s struggling, but the Empire is as well. We see Zahra’s grudge develop as this shows she hates Leia more than anyone. In this, our heroes return to Cloud City, despite that fact that Empire has completely taken over the place, but are going because Luke wants to get his lightsaber back and Lando wants to go back for someone. What makes this issue good is we see Leia somewhat warming up to Lando as she lets him go off on his own to find someone with that someone being Lobotomy’s who we haven’t seen since Empire Strikes Back. Not to mention that ending! That I did not expect at all! I’m looking for to the next issue. more

This was an interesting issue to be honest. I like how Lando-heavy this issue was with him trying to gain Leia’s trust after he betrayed them all to him trying to talk his way of Jabba’s palace when things got tricky. While this issue takes a different turn from the first issue with Luke’s struggles, we still get to see them in the very end. What I also love is struggle Leia and the rebellion is going through, but they still have hope that they will pull through. While this issue wasn’t as good as the first issue, it’s still a great set up of what’s to come. more

I must say, I loved this. Not only because of the art, but because of the story it’s trying to tell and will tell. Luke’s struggle with trying to accept that Vader is his father and well written in the beginning and in the end. While it does cut to a battle between the Rebels and Empire forces, Luke’s struggle is integrated greatly with him using the Force to get rid of the Empire’s forces and their star destroyer. That was awesome. But really make the issue for me is the goal it’s trying to accomplish. The time skip in Return of the Jedi was one of the downsides as we don’t see look build his free lightsaber and see more of his training with Yoda. This story, as far as we know, is is doing a great job at filling in the time gap between The Empire Strikes Back & Return of the Jedi. more

This event was an absolute blast! (No pun intended). This conclusion was wonderfully done, and I was not disappointed. Although the ending was left ambiguous, we got the Venom series for that. The heroes are desperately trying to hold off the Carnage possessed civilians but couldn’t until more more heroes like Deadpool Captain Marvel, Iron Fist and amazing plenty of others from the tie ins to assist them. Although, I wished we could’ve have seen more of the fight and how they survived in the end. But the big highlight was Venom Vs Carnage. The battle and backstory in the beginning were incredibly well done with Carnage forcing you make a choice, and you might know would he would do. Ryan Stegman and Frank Martin once again delivered some of the most cleanest art I have ever seen to be honest. With Absolute Carnage being my first comic book event since I started reading comics back December 2018, I can say that I was not disappointed. While most of the tie ins aren’t perfect and lacked a bit more intrigue with their stories and art, they were a great way to help flesh the event out more. Absolute Carnage, while not perfect, is definitely one of the best events in Marvel Comics. more

Now THIS is was awesome! Venom Immortal Hulk VS God Carnage is something I never thought I would see! Yet here it is. But it’s not the just the fight that makes this issue great, but Spider-Man and Eddie are in big trouble too. The scene with Eddie trusting Spider-Man to protect his son and normie despite all the turmoil he caused Spider-Man over the years was wholesome for me. The shot with Eddie walking out with an anti-Symbiote gauntlet and Cap’s shield was so cool. Kind of sucks that the fight between God Carnage and Venom Hulk was short-lived but the stakes were even higher when takes the Venom Symbiote from Bruce and forces it to bond with him!That send chills down my spine! Captain America, Thing, and Wolverine then fight Venomized God Carnage even though they don’t stand a chance in hell. Eddie’s dialogue at the end was amazing in my opinion, and I was so looking forward to see how this ends! more

What the heck!? This was so unexpected! The atmosphere from the first issue returns in this one. Carnage Miles Morales’ design was crazy. And the big twist really something. What makes it all better is not only Venom Hulk, but Carnage’s monologue. Venom abandoning Eddie for a stronger host, that being hulk was handled well. The cliffhanger at the end was amazing! I’m so looking forward to see where they go with this! Only downside is that it’s shorter but aside from that, everything else was astounding. more

Once again, Donny, Ryan, & Frank continue to make this event better and better. Although, this issue does start to kind of slow things down a bit as after Spider-Man and Venom make it out by the skin of their teeth and split up to look for other people with a codex in them. But it was thanks to the big reveal about Dylan is when the stakes rose up for me. The ending was creepy as hell. Carnage in this issue is just cure malicious in every way possible. more

After reading this book, I was absolutely blown away. I can definitely say that Donny Cates & Ryan Stegman are my favorite team in comics ever! Frank Martin’s coloring looked clean and and the relationship between Spidey and Venom was pretty wholesome with them working together to take down Carnage. Although Dylan’s character was a bit ambiguous, it was later developed later on and I was not disappointed by anything. more

As my first DC Ink graphic novel, I gotta say I LOVED this book. Seeing this in an ad, I felt intrigued and decided to buy one night and I was not disappointed. Now to be clear, this was rather difficult watch because of the abuse, and adult-like language, but that’s what drives the story forward. Selina in this story is a somewhat lonely, tormented, abused girl who wants to be rid of the life she is having. Throughout the story, she lives out on the streets (sort of) and doesn’t care about anything other than herself. But it was through meeting this group is when her character starts to change somewhat. She does care, even though she doesn’t always show it. The end is somewhat ambiguous but that’s okay. The only downside is that central message it was trying to tell. Not that this bothers me much, but I can tell exactly the central idea they were trying to tell, or maybe it’s just me. But aside from that, in MY opinion, this book is top tier as it’s up there for me. I hope future novels from DC Ink are just as good as this. more

This novel was pretty intriguing and an interesting take on Barbara Gordon. Manuel Preitano did and excellent job on the the art and color. Throughout this story, Barbara struggles to adjust to her new way of living and despite the help that she’s been giving, she comes to terms that she can’t be fixed, and knows that there’s more than meets the eye. She kind of comes off as a loner but deep down, she does care. The only downside is that they seemed they were going for more of a sort of thriller story than a hacker story. While this book didn’t exceed my expectations, in my opinion, it’s one of the those books you can over and over again. more