Venom #31

Venom #31 starts off the next chapter strong with the return of Carnage, which only means trouble for Dylan and the Venom symbiote. Despite the big reveal last issue, this story is an excellent jumping-on point for readers new and old without needing to do homework to understand what's happening. It also helps that the story doesn't waste any time and gets right to the meat of what people are here for: Carnage stalking and fighting Dylan & Venom. Ken Lashley's art and Romulo Fajardo Jr.'s colors make Venom, Carnage, and the whole comic look great to read. Read Full Review

Venom #31 pits Dylan Brock against his father's most fearsome enemy and adds compelling new layers to his relationship with the Venom symbiote. Read Full Review

Fans of Marvel's symbiotes and their specific brand of chaos will be overjoyed to find the wild panel layouts and the stretchy, goopy, gorey goodness that awaits with nearly every page turn. Read Full Review

DSuler

Oct 11, 2024

Top tier Venom and Carnage

Afre

Mar 06, 2024

Easily Torunn's best issue yet. I was worried this wouldn't be so good or would drag the storyline, but boy was I wrong.

axdn

Mar 06, 2024

This was Torrun best issue on her run on Venom!

maljoss

Mar 12, 2024

I am really enjoying Gronbekk's issues in this Venom series. I wish they weren't constantly being interrupted by Ewing's random contributions. This looks like it's going to be good crossover. Lashly's art is very good, and the colors wer well done as well.

Screaming Enigma

Mar 21, 2024

This was definitely Grønbekk's best issue on the title yet. I think she did a really good job with the dynamic between Venom and Carnage, despite Carnage not particularly being one of my favorite characters. As for the art, Lashley wasn't really selling me in the beginning, but he shined when drawing the symbiotes. Good stuff here and I hope Grønbekk keeps it up.

DDJamesB

Mar 12, 2024

This issue was pretty decent. Just kind of over Carnage at the moment.