As Spider-Man chased the villain, it led him to the sewers where Venom has taken Mary Jane Watson hostage.
Eddie Brock contacted a Symbiote and wanted to defeat Spider-Man. Venom also appeared in several Marvel video games such as the 2000 video game Spider-Man where he is both a false antagonist and a reluctant ally, voiced by Daran Norris, who also voiced Knock Out.
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Venom served as the main antagonist of the third and final season of the 2017 series Marvel's Spider-Man. Venom also appeared in the Marvel crossover of the Disney show Phineas and Ferb. Phineas and Ferb Main article: Venom (Phineas and Ferb) Venom then possesses Peter Parker's friend Harry Osborn.
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In the Ultimate Spider-Man TV series, however, Venom was created by Doctor Octopus using Peter Parker's blood sample. Ultimate Spider-Man Main article: Venom (2010 Marvel Animated Universe) TV Series Spider-Man: The Animated Series Main article: Venom (Spider-Man: The Animated Series) The Spectacular Spider-Man Main article: Venom (The Spectacular Spider-Man) Venom Main article: Venom (Sony's Marvel Universe) Spider-Man films Spider-Man 3 Main article: Venom (Spider-Man Films) Venom has appeared in many other media due to his popularity. He quickly made his way into the 1994 animated series that ran at the time and has since become a staple of Spider-Man's mythos and the hero's rogues gallery, often challenging the likes of Doc Ock and the Green Goblin as Spidey's archenemy and greatest villain. Venom was largely well-received when he first appeared, especially with several prior issues that hinted at a new hidden foe before Venom finally made his debut, stealthily coming out of the shadows and revealing himself to Mary Jane Watson, who believed it was his husband Peter Parker aka Spider-Man. Venom alongside Doc Ock and the Green Goblin, seen as one among Spidey's greatest threats. Ever since he moved into a more anti-heroic mindset, his hatred for Spider-Man has slightly dwindled. Though vengeful at first (mainly towards Spider-Man), his newfound true purpose of protecting the innocent and weak became very important to him and he has yet to evade from this purpose, killing many in his way for it if necessary. However, Eddie is also quite smart, strong-willed, tough and if he sets his mind to it, deducing. The symbiote tends to set the wearer of it into a frenzied, raging psychological mindset, which greatly compliments Eddie's deranged mind, making him both lethal and effective. ~ A portion of an interview with David Michelinie, Venom's creator.Įddie Brock is a grim and brutal man who does not hesitate in the slightest to kill an opponent. But character development takes time, especially when you're dealing with a supporting character who doesn't have a series of his own every month. And that was one of the reasons I ended up creating another character, Carnage, to make that secondary motivation–that Eddie Brock thought he was an innocent victim with the responsibility to protect other innocents from damage by "villains" like Spider-Man–more obvious. Was that by design or was a reaction of the positive reception that the character had?ĭavid Michelinie: He actually had that moral complexity from the start, but it was subtle. Kevin Tanza: What I find interesting about Venom is that he started off as clear-cut villain, but as issues and time went on he gained a certain moral complexity. He serves as a recurring character of the Spider-Man comic book series, and the titular main protagonist of the Venom comic book series. The Symbiote named itself Venom, as it considered itself a venom for Spider-Man. The name has belonged to several different hosts over the years, which means that Venom is indeed the identity of this particular alien Symbiote. Venom is a major character in Marvel Comics, most commonly serving as one of the arch-nemesis and rival of Spider-Man. Wherever I go, the battle shall follow, like a shadow you cast over all those you hold dear and close.
You know its meaning, deep within your bones. Afraid that it means you're going to walk a road just as lonely as your dad's. But you're turning away from it, locking it up in some dark corner because you're afraid. And yet, when we bonded, Dylan, something changed. Your desires, your thoughts: No killing, Venom. ~ Venom introducing himself to Spider-Man. You may call me Venom- for that's what I'm paid to spew out these days! I'm your victim, Spider-Man- I'm the innocent you ruined!
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