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    Venom » Venom #7 - Spider-Island, part 2 released by Marvel on November 1, 2011.

    thanosrules's Venom #7 - Spider-Island, part 2 review

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    A Cure For What Ails You

    Recommended!

    Another great self-contained (mostly) story as we get to see Venom play another huge part in Spider Island. In the last issue, he worked with Gravity to apprehend a Spider King - this issue he has a similar charge, but now he is after someone that is helping the city?!? Indeed, it is true, Venom is after Anti-Venom! All in an effort to get the "magic cure" Anti-Venom is offering to the masses, in the hands of Reed Richards at Horizon Labs. Easy task right? Well at least he doesn't have Jack O'Lantern chasing him around the city as well!

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    The story starts off strong, illustrating the tragedy and chaos engulfing NYC; has some pretty fantastic action and battle scenes as Venom and Anti-Venom face-off; and in the end, Flash's personal life comes roaring back to center stage, as he is forced to deal with two things he has been avoiding for years...

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      Venom #7 - Spider-Island, part 2 by duo_forbidden on October 01, 2011

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      Venom #7 - Spider-Island, part 2 by elcapitan on September 29, 2011

      I liked this book, but I think the quote applies on a metacontextual level as well. See, I'm rather annoyed with Rick Remender chickening out in the end. Addiction and abuse are not light subjects. Not even a little bit. I know I don't have to tell you that. Flash and his father have a contentious and difficult relationship with each other thanks to his father's alcoholism, which you'd expect, but I don't love how quick Flash is to forgive his father just because he's on his deathbed. It feels t...

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