It looked tremendous in black and white, and now it looks tremendous in color. Here's your first look at Venom #3 from Rick Remender and Tom Fowler. It's enough to make you forgive every instance of Carnage. But seriously, it's fun. Like a lawn sprinkler linked by hose to a barrel of Arnold Palmer.
Let's start with a Mike Deodato cover:
And now…some Fowler.
Flash’s worst nightmare is finally realized; he’s lost control and Venom is on the rampage! Destroying his last chance to shut down the maniacal Jack-O’-Lantern and his mysterious benefactor, the symbiote turns Flash’s latest covert op into a citywide killing spree. Which target will the US military deem a more immediate threat – a payload of weaponized Vibranium or their own homicidal operative run amok? Can the Amazing Spider-Man stop him before it’s too late? Find out this May, only in Venom #3!
Three bucks. Out on May 25th. It's also not too late to jump in. It's a romper stomper.
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“But seriously, it’s fun. Like a lawn sprinkler linked by hose to a barrel of Arnold Palmer.” Paul. Why do you know what’s in my dreams?
I really like that subtle smile on Deodato’s cover!
@ Alexferrer
That smile is the best part!
need to catch up with this
What an odd position to stand in while firing a gun. He’s like bending over slightly as if he is firing from under something. Anyway…cool.
@Alexferrer The sly smile definitely caught my attention too. Great cover.
Looks really great! But…what happened to Tony Moore? is this just fill in? Did I miss an announcement?
@AlanRob The earlier announcement is linked in that first line, but it looks like Fowler and Moore are tag-teaming the book. Moore will do some and Fowler will do some. And then more Moore and further Fowler.
@Paul Nice! Thanks for opening my eyes
Glad I’m getting this. This will be my JOP for reading issues I’ve been buying and stacking up for a good year now.
Has anyone noticed that ancillary books have become a better read than “event” books??