I still feel slightly conflicred about Venom story arc. I expected something... another? Because it's always my favourite part of story about Spider-Man.  
I liked how this arc directly links with Peter's father and how he wanted to cure cancer. I like the overal theme of the dangers when people think they can handle hard things, especially messing up with genetics or any kind of power higher compare to human hand.

How Einstein, despite never wanting to create nuclear weapon, still made it happen, by the hands of other people. And how much people can be ignorant or arrogant enough to damage themselves and bring missery to everyone, but they will blame you for everything. It's actually... supsingly deep. Peter's and Eddie's dads were the ones who played with genetics in hoping to cure cancer. Yet, they signed the wrong papers and created the weapon what can't even be controlled. The sentient life, what doesn't even understand it's alive. Two people tried to play with life with good intentions. They could have succeded... **in a better world with a better humanity.**

And Venom was never supposed to be sentient. And yet it is. It's a primitive life what has eternal hunger. Why? To support itself. Instead of healing life, as it was supposed to, it heals itself by the extention of others. If humanity was better, ot at least Richard Parker and Edward Brock Sr. did better, imagine what Venom could have become.

**A)** It would have been fixed and just become the suit what it was supposed to be.

**B)** Or even better. Venom would have developed intelligence and became self-aware. Imagine what Richard and Edward becmae mentors to Venom. Teach him about it's function. Teach him about it's purpose. Venom, would have act as a child who tries to understand the world. And in the end, it could have even become superhero. Who doesn't only knows about it's function, but also knows why and for what. Maybe it would have struggles to heal people, because of it's nature, but it would overcome them. Use it's gifts to help people. Choose to fulfil it's purpose. Or maybe i'm just too sympythatic to this monster and digging to deep.

... Sadly, Venom remained as unfinished form of life. Created by people with good intetions, but who didn't understand the full scale, and trapped by corpotation's greed. You could even say what Venom is a monument of human sins.

It... or He was supposed to be an **Angel**. But he remained as a **Devil.**

I know it wasn't planed by the authors, but it's my interpretation.

Okay, time for other thoughts.

\- Black suit was just... so short. After some thoughts I think it's... alright? But still, short. It was so cool, but only for 1 number. 1 NUMBER! 

\- Peter continues to be an idiot who, because of his mistakes, constantly blows off his secret identity to multiple people. He revealed himself to Eddy. And revealed to Connors, just because he forgot to put something on his face! Yes, Peter's costume was destoyed, but not the mask. Or I don't know, made some other mask and put it on to at least not to show your face. Really, it's very repetitive how secret identity in these comics just almost doesn't exist.

In the end, I think this arc is good, mainly because of the sheer amount of lore around Peter's family, Venom and his potential and how ALL this mess affects Peter to the point of trying to get rid off his powers. And philosophical questions just brings much more to this story. Probably my favourite. Peter can't just catch a break. 

Sorry for bad english who read this. But it's just my thoughts about this arc. And... I still feel sad for Venom and how he never could choose his destiny. Probably he is just monster and I'm extremly too sympathetic to him. He was just... unfinished. And Peter undid his father's sins. Well, it seems for now. 

In the end, Peter is a great hero and Spider-Man. He just needs some time to relax and rest, be just Spider-Man who helps usual people and not clean up someone's mess again, again, again and again.

(SPOILERS - Ultimate Spider-Man #28-39) Venom is a monument of human sins