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alejandritovr2002 's review for:
Venom by Donny Cates Vol. 1
by Donny Cates
dark
emotional
mysterious
sad
tense
medium-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
Plot
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
Complicated
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Yes
I saw that venom design and I dropped the entire comic through the window.
Maybe my expectations were not in check before reading this, everyone said that it was one of the best histories in modern marvel but I felt the super hero burn out through my veins, the cat and mouse chase game where I fall into the endless cicle of new villains and cataclysmic events under sells what I like the most of the genre.
The fact that It started with promises of something coming only gave me a bad feeling and it started because I saw the entire arc on a YouTube channel and now there is nothing of value here to me.
Superheroes are not bad but this has to end and I hope my watchlist full of pre secret wars stories fulfill my desire of finding another comic that made fun of a medium that is full of potential.
One comic away of ditching anything made by marvel if I read another run where its only purpose is to sell me an infinite amount of tie ins that can be summarized as "look at what this superheroe doing nothing of value to the main story and still being ass even when having the coolest power set"
Maybe my expectations were not in check before reading this, everyone said that it was one of the best histories in modern marvel but I felt the super hero burn out through my veins, the cat and mouse chase game where I fall into the endless cicle of new villains and cataclysmic events under sells what I like the most of the genre.
The fact that It started with promises of something coming only gave me a bad feeling and it started because I saw the entire arc on a YouTube channel and now there is nothing of value here to me.
Superheroes are not bad but this has to end and I hope my watchlist full of pre secret wars stories fulfill my desire of finding another comic that made fun of a medium that is full of potential.
One comic away of ditching anything made by marvel if I read another run where its only purpose is to sell me an infinite amount of tie ins that can be summarized as "look at what this superheroe doing nothing of value to the main story and still being ass even when having the coolest power set"