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A review by angelfoodcakes
Venom by Al Ewing & Ram V, Vol. 1: Recursion by Bryan Hitch, Ram V, Al Ewing
adventurous
tense
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? No
- Loveable characters? It's complicated
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? It's complicated
2.75
Eh, I just can’t say this run is for me, not yet at least. I’ve said before, I’m not sure how I feel about Dylan bonding with the Venom symbiote, I really think he should be his own thing or at the very least bond with Sleeper, which would make a lot more sense in general. I can’t say I’m a fan of Eddie as the King in Black either, I think he works a lot better as just a man trying his best as opposed to an omnipresent god. I don’t enjoy the weird alien time travel stuff.
There are some aspects I somewhat like, such as the conspiracy theory stuff with the Life Foundation and Alchemax since it feels a bit more closer to earth than whatever is going on with Meridius, though I know they’re gonna tie in with each other eventually.
Another, much much smaller story detail that I think is interesting is the way that “we are Venom” becomes a declaration of family in a way.
Idk I have a lot of complicated thoughts on this book and I feel like this review is all over the place lol.
There are some aspects I somewhat like, such as the conspiracy theory stuff with the Life Foundation and Alchemax since it feels a bit more closer to earth than whatever is going on with Meridius, though I know they’re gonna tie in with each other eventually.
Another, much much smaller story detail that I think is interesting is the way that “we are Venom” becomes a declaration of family in a way.
Idk I have a lot of complicated thoughts on this book and I feel like this review is all over the place lol.