Venom #152
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| Writer | Mike Costa |
| Artist | Gerardo Sandoval |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
"THE LAND BEFORE CRIME" CONTINUES!
• Eddie Brock and the Venom symbiote are reunited, but something's wrong!
• The symbiote can't contain itself within Eddie's veins and has started seeping out of his pores as he sleeps.
• To make matters worse, Stegron is aiming to turn all of New York into dinosaurs by sunrise...and Venom is DINNER!
Rated T+
CRITIC REVIEWS
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8.0
AIPT - Nick Nafpliotis
Jul 12, 2017If you like fun, no holds barred adventure with just the right dash of horror and gore, you'll love Venom #152. Read Full Review
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8.0
Bleeding Cool - Joshua Davison
Jul 12, 2017If youre in need of a fun diversion from all of this Secret Empire stuff, Venom is a great choice out of Marvels offering. Its not brilliant, but its fun and fast-paced. Oddly enough, the comic about a vicious, murderous man with an alien attached to him is one of the less depressing comics on the stands right now. Give it a try. Read Full Review
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7.5
IGN - Jesse Schedeen
Jul 12, 2017Venom still has some kinks to iron out, particularly in terms of the visuals, but at this point there's no denying the the series is better off with the return of Eddie Brock and the other changes that status quo shift has brought about. This issue offers plenty of zany fun without losing sight of the core host/symbiote dynamic that's been the series' strongest asset all along. Read Full Review
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5.0
Superior Spider-Talk - Eric Wilson
Jul 17, 2017This issue reads like a less-compelling recut of the last. We do get some forward momentum on the symbiote's condition, but the main conflict sticks in a holding pattern. Read Full Review
USER REVIEWS
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7.5
This series has just been good since #150 was released. These issues are a lot of fun. I don't know anything about moon girl or devil dinosaur, which make an appearance in this one, but it wasn't something that hindered the story. The art is pretty good too. Overall, it's fun and definitely has a lot more going for it than at the beginning of this series.
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5.0
Can Venom actually get traction against Stegron, or are Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur going to handle the dino beat while he worries about his sick symbiote? The plot is moving terribly slowly. Just like a lazily-written 70s Marvel comic, this issue devotes half its pages to undoing last month's cliffhanger and shares only the tiniest of plot developments while it does so. Moon Girl makes a decent team-up buddy in terms of theme - we all love dinosaurs, sure - but it would be hard to find a worse match in terms of tone. It doesn't help that Gerardo Sandoval's visual rendition of her earns a D-plus at best. If she were not standing next to a giant red T-Rex she would not be Lunella Lafayette.
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