Venom: Lethal Protector II #2
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| Writer | David Michelinie |
| Artist | Farid Karami |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
VENOM GOES WILD!
VENOM and international super-spy SILVER SABLE have formed an unsteady alliance to stop a doomsday weapon from falling into the wrong hands. But they're not the only players in the game ? Nick Fury and S.H.I.E.L.D. are recruiting-and why does DOCTOR DOOM have his eye on the prize, and what does he want from the Venom symbiote?!
Rated T+
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8.0
ComicBook.com - Connor Casey
Apr 26, 2023Two issues in, Lethal Protector II is feeling less like a Venom throwback book and more of an opportunity to dive back into the 90s Marvel aesthetic. Read Full Review
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8.0
This was an exciting issue. Putting Silver Sable and Venom together is great. I'm not a big Venom fan by himself, but with SS he shines a bit brighter. The original Nick Fury makes an appearance as well, who basically fires Sable because they are not happy with Venom being involved. Vulture and Cardiac have a pretty good fight and another villain revels himself. Good issue. Looking forward to the next.
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6.5
I must have been in the right mood for a retro popcorn comic when I read this, because it went down a lot better than I expected. The non-stop pace certainly helped, whisking me from one well-rendered fight to another without giving me time to obsess over the corny dialogue or the questionable plotting. By #2 in a miniseries like this, it's usually clear what the creators are trying to do. In this case, they get on with doing it and meet the heck out of my modest expectations.
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6.5
The small amount of time dedicated to Vulture and Cardiac (classic Michelinie character) outshines the boring copy-and-paste secret organization and doomsday device plot
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