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He doesn't want the violence to spread. Old Man Logan Annual #1 art by Simone di Meo and Dono Sanchez-Almara Simone de Meo portrays the pain, violence, and expression in the first story with aplomb The pliability and at-times almost cartoonish faces are a bit of a problem for the tone at times, but this doesn't sink[...]

He isn't happy with how it's being treated. Venom: First Host #1 cover by Mark Bagley, Andrew Hennessy, and Dono Sanchez-Almara Venom: First Host #1 lives up to its name and focuses upon the first host the symbiote ever took Between that and the focus on the symbiote's offspring, it comes off like the story Mike Costa[...]

However, Eddie is talked into showing more compassion from Spider Woman of all people, which certainly adds an interesting angle on the proceedings. Venom #165 art by Mark Bagley, Scott Hanna, and Dono Sanchez-Almara Mark Bagley's artwork gives this finale the gorgeous treatment it deserves As is always the case, he shows his expertise in depicting Eddie[...]

There's plenty to enjoy about this strange, tenuous, yet affectionate relationship between man and alien parasite. Venom #164 art by Mark Bagley, Scott Hanna, and Dono Sanchez-Almara Joyously, the great Mark Bagley has returned for this final arc to Costa's Venom title His Lethal Protector continues to be a sleek, massive, and gorgeous monster He doesn't overuse[...]

We're not even told definitively whether or not that third Poison is actually Kraven the Hunter. Venom #163 art by Edgar Salazar, Allen Martinez, and Dono Sanchez-Almara Edgar Salazar and Ario Anindito bring this all to life, and they are the ones that make it readable at all Both artists make the comic look very good, even[...]

Haze Mancer's painful southern affect is miserable too. There's also a twist ending that raises so many questions, but I couldn't bring myself to care. Venom #162 art by Edgar Salazar (pictured), Ario Anindito, and Dono Sanchez-Almara (pictured) The closest thing to a saving grace is the art of Edgar Salazar and Ario Anindito The comic looks great[...]

It plays up the symbiote as its own (quite charming) character, and it pushes the idea that the symbiote may not communicate everything to Eddie for one reason or another. Venom #161 art by Javier Garron, Dono Sanchez-Almara, and Erick Arciniega On top of that, Javier Garron's art is absolutely gorgeous It's highly detailed, has great depth[...]