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.
Spider-Man and Venom will collide in this summer's Spider-Verse vs Venomverse event, with the winner finally settling which character is more worthy.
The heroes of the SpiderVerse and the VenomVerse are set to collide, but on the eve of war, the similarities between the 2 heroes becomes clearer.
After the bombshell reveal that Mary Jane is the "All-New" host of the Venom symbiote, Marvel is exploring the truth behind their shocking connection.
In a huge Spider-Man's symbiote enemy, Venom has become GODVENOM, with a staggering new level of power and a major redesign.
Marvel gifted Venom a new host in the form of Mary Jane Watson, and already, they could prepare another unexpected host for the symbiote: Godzilla!
One actor from the MCU's Spider-Man franchise has voiced his interest in returning, which gives us hope a new version of Venom can debut in the MCU.
Venom is notoriously one of the scariest villains to ever grace the Marvel Universe. Believe it or not, there's a human who scares even him.
These monstrous symbiotes are easily Marvel's most underrated, but they also happen to be Marvel's coolest symbiotes and they need a second chance.
Mary Jane has laid the "Jackpot" identity to rest as she officially steps up to become Marvel's All-New Venom and unlocks a new world of alien powers.
Before the decades of villainy, destruction, and death that Venom has wrought the Marvel Universe, Spider-Man was the first villain in Venom's story.
One of Venom's spawns bonds with a new host who undergoes a shocking transformation, setting it apart from any other symbiote form in Marvel lore.
Everyone is familiar with the likes of Spider-Man and Eddie Brock adopting the Venom symbiote, but there have also been some more obscure hosts.
Comic fans may be fiercely debating bombshell reveal that Mary Jane is Venom's new host, but the duo are a more perfect pair than most realize.
Mary Jane is Venom's new host, but they've actually bonded before in a team-up that gave her one of the coolest symbiote suits in Spider-Man history.
Tom Hardy recently commented on how a Venom and Spider-Man crossover movie was nearly made, which makes it harder to stomach that it didn't happen.
The new Venom has old ties to Peter Parker, even older than the symbiote itself, and the perfect callback just made their identity clear to fans.
The mystery behind Marvel's new Venom has finally been revealed, but in all likelihood, fans shouldn't expect [SPOILER] to hold the role for long.
New official art from Marvel Comics depicts Mary Jane marrying someone other than Spider-Man, laying their past marriage to rest in a shocking way.
One of the most iconic and striking elements of the Venom symbiote's design has always been its elongated tongue, for which it has a genius use.
Marvel Comics's reveal of Mary Jane Watson as the new Venom would have been a gamechanging move if not for Spider-Man’s most controversial storyline.
