Venom Just Got Called Out for the Grossest Part of His Costume
Symbiotes like Venom are some of the most powerful aliens in the Marvel Universe, and as Howard the Duck points out, one of the grossest.
When a sentient alien symbiote merges with Eddie Brock, the result is the supervillain Venom, a classic and fan-favorite addition to Spider-Man's rogues gallery. Though Brock is not the only human that the Venom symbiote has bonded with, he is the most well-known and popular, in part due to his appearances in the Spider-Man as well as standalone films. Since his introduction, Venom has gone from villain to antihero, facing down the serial killer Cletus Kasady and his symbiote, Carnage.
Symbiotes like Venom are some of the most powerful aliens in the Marvel Universe, and as Howard the Duck points out, one of the grossest.
When a sentient alien symbiote merges with Eddie Brock, the result is the supervillain Venom, a classic and fan-favorite addition to Spider-Man's rogues gallery. Though Brock is not the only human that the Venom symbiote has bonded with, he is the most well-known and popular, in part due to his appearances in the Spider-Man as well as standalone films. Since his introduction, Venom has gone from villain to antihero, facing down the serial killer Cletus Kasady and his symbiote, Carnage.
In Red Goblin #10, the Venom symbiote declared the eponymous character to be the one symbiote that can match its strength, moreso even than Carnage.
The Guardians of the Galaxy's Mantis just explained her new powers to Gamora, and it turns out her costume is a multiversal spin on Venom's symbiotes.
If Black Cat ever got the Venom symbiote, it could be a nightmare for Spider-Man, and now a new cosplay brings this to life.
The Venom symbiote absorbed a ton of powers from its time bonded with Spider-Man, but it lacks one of the Webslinger's most useful abilities.
Venom is one of the darker heroes in the Marvel Universe, but in a timeline where Eddie Brock died early, the world becomes much darker without him.
The status of number one contender for Hulk's status as Marvel's strongest character came down to a brawl between Venom and Juggernaut.
Venom #4 revealed the God of Thunder's integral role in helping spread the dangerous alien entities known as the Symbiotes across the Marvel Universe.
One of the most iconic parts of Spider-Man's history was wearing the symbiote suit, but he wasn't chronologically the first Marvel hero to do it.
A forthcoming "Nightmare" variant for Venom #28 proves that superstar artist Peach Momoko was born to draw him.
The symbiotes of the Marvel Universe have a ton of unique abilities, but few fans know that symbiotes can technically resurrect people.
The Marvel Universe is full of extremely powerful alien species, but Marvel proved exactly which one was the most powerful several years ago.
Venom is one of Marvel's most well-known symbiote heroes and, while many are familiar with his abilities, he's got one trick he rarely uses.
The idea of a utility belt is synonymous with DC's Caped Crusader, but Marvel's Lethal Protector took the idea to a whole different level.
One of the darkest teams in DC is the Suicide Squad, but it turns out that Marvel's version of the same idea is way darker.
Venom is one of Marvel's darkest anti-heroes, but he still has a desire to protect the innocent, and this desire comes from a dark place.
Venom's tongue is an iconic part of his character design, with a new transformation making it grosser than ever before thanks to a fellow symbiote!
A line in Venom: Let There Be Carnage made fans wonder if a red symbiote really is stronger than a black one. Comic readers finally get the answer.
After spending years committing to his redemption arc and transitioning to being a hero, Venom's progress has been undone completely by Spider-Man.
Venom has had many hosts over the years, with a distant future version of The Thing's son becoming a symbiote host that would make Eddie Brock jealous
Black Widow has a new 'Venom' upgrade, and in a preview for an upcoming Marvel Comics issue, she uses it to add a horrific twist to 1 MCU scene.