Venom

Venom #14 is part of the Dark Web crossover. Eddie Brock is launched into the Treehouse and faces one of the most powerful mutants

Ms Marvel & Venom #1 concludes a trio of crossovers between Ms Marvel and some of Marvel’s most in-demand heroes, featuring one last team-up

Venom: Lethal Protector #1 is revisiting the character’s first solo series from the 90s. Featuring co-creator David Michelinie.

Dark Ages #5 sets the stage for an epic confrontation between Marvel’s heroes and Apocalypse while continuing to play with dystopia tropes.

Venom #5 deepens the lore of the Symbiotes but undercuts the ongoing story in the process, leading to a mixed return for Al Ewing.

Venom #4 delivers new twists and turns into its narrative, with the Lethal Protector facing off against the Life Foundation’s machinations.

Venom #3 redefines the bond between Dylan Brock and his father’s symbiote while reintroducing a foe from the Lethal Protector’s past.

We’ve rounded up our top comics of 2021 with titles coming from the big two, indies, and beyond spanning creatives and genres.

KLC Press had a spotlight panel at this year’s Emerald City Comic Con, where Donny Cates and Ryan Stegman revealed upcoming projects.

Venom #2 officially passes the mantle of the Lethal Protector to Dylan Brock, as he struggles to live in a world without his father.