Storm CertifiedCritical Assessment
What Critics Praise
- Dynamic Energy
- Imposing Design
- Status‑Quo Shift
- Rex Returns
- Miles Comic Relief
- Reinvented mythology
Points of Contention
- Issue 2 pacing
- Tie‑in elements may feel too focused on previous events
- Heavy continuity references
- Reduced visual impact
- Limited Narrative Push
Professional Reviews
6 reviews from 1 critic83 Jesse Schedeen 6 reviews · avg IGN “Venom #2 is a slower read, but one that showcases a bright future ahead for the series.”
“Venom #2 is a slower read, but one that showcases a bright future ahead for the series.”
All 6 Jesse Schedeen reviews, aggregated above
“Venom #3 continues a compelling overhaul of a familiar character, and one that all fans should be reading.”
“Venom #1 serves as a strong start to the new series, thanks mostly to its top‑notch creative team.”
“Venom #5 is another excellent addition to the series, one that again pushes Eddie Brock in unexpected directions.”
“Venom #2 is a slower read, but one that showcases a bright future ahead for the series.”
“Venom #20 is essential reading for anyone who followed Marvel's Absolute Carnage crossover.”
“Venom is still a great read, but the series loses some momentum as it heads into its second storyline.”
