Venom #16 (2019) acts as a bridge between the "War of the Realms" and "Absolute Carnage" storylines. With Donny Cates returning as writer, the issue focuses on a powerless Eddie Brock struggling to provide for his son, Dylan, and grappling with his inner "Venom" impulses.
Key plot points:
Eddie Brock is without the Venom symbiote and struggling financially after the events of War of the Realms.
To get money for food and supplies for Dylan, Eddie takes on an investigation for his former employer at the Daily Globe.
The assignment leads him to discover that missing children were taken by a resurrected Emil Gregg (the Sin-Eater).
Eddie brutally beats Gregg, who reveals that Cletus Kasady (Carnage) has also been resurrected and is bonded to a piece of the Grendel symbiote.
The issue sets up the looming threat of the Absolute Carnage event, with the knowledge that Carnage is hunting anyone who has ever bonded with a symbiote.
Venom #16 (2019) acts as a bridge between the "War of the Realms" and "Absolute Carnage" storylines. With Donny Cates returning as writer, the issue focuses on a powerless Eddie Brock struggling to provide for his son, Dylan, and grappling with his inner "Venom" impulses.
Key plot points:
Eddie Brock is without the Venom symbiote and struggling financially after the events of War of the Realms.
To get money for food and supplies for Dylan, Eddie takes on an investigation for his former employer at the Daily Globe.
The assignment leads him to discover that missing children were taken by a resurrected Emil Gregg (the Sin-Eater).
Eddie brutally beats Gregg, who reveals that Cletus Kasady (Carnage) has also been resurrected and is bonded to a piece of the Grendel symbiote.
The issue sets up the looming threat of the Absolute Carnage event, with the knowledge that Carnage is hunting anyone who has ever bonded with a symbiote.
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