Venom By Al Ewing & Ram V Vol.1: Recursion

Great continuation for Venom. Can’t wait for what’s in store! The waiters have outdone themselves with this one man 😃

I always thought the original version had that taint of the 90s era of trying too hard to be edgy. I loved every moment of this series. I absolutely love the character now. Brilliant and creative with wonderful art

This was read within a day. The story is twofold that intersect. On one side is Eddie Brock trying to remain King In Black as Dylan navigates a topsy turvy life. I dont want to give much away but worth reading!

The first issue gets you hooked right from the start.After the events of Knull as the original King in Black, Eddie sets out into the cosmos, looking to help people on planets in need of aid amidst the destruction of the symbiotic infestation. Thereafter Eddie, as the new King in Black, runs into a problem with one of his Symbiote followers and the rest of the story is set into motion.Once you read until the end, you’ll definitely want to know what happens next. If you’re looking to keep up with current Venom comic books series, this is the one to start with. You’ll enjoy it as I did!!

The graphics and the story, were great.

Glad to see Venom is in such good hands

This is the start of a great run of the character Eddie brock it’s also about his son Dylan eddies of in space as the king in black while his son and his pet cat whose also a symbont try to avoid the life foundation the writing and arts on point other writers take over in the series it’s a good run worth picking up it’s got that old trope of the future hero’s gone evil but meridius is a fun bad guy as is bedlam I’ve been reading this for three years now and it’s still entertaining I’d pick up a few of these books in a row and have a binge read there isn’t much in comics today that has a good long lasting run but I recommend this highly

Me ha encantado. Gran dibujo de Bryan hitch

Story is great, artwork is great...the plot is kind of all over the place it's got quite a bit of time travel thematics, so it's a little hard to follow but still great to see where the series may lead