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Venom Finally Looks Like His Chest Symbol

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Venom's chest symbol was first seen in the 1980s Secret Wars series, the new Spider-Woman's chest symbol which was then picked up by Spider-Man when he encountered the symbiote that would be Venom. And gave him a brand-new costume.

Venom Finally Looks Like His Chest Symbol

The chest symbol still appeared to be that of a spider, but much bigger, white on black, and the legs bunched together. And when the symbiote left Spider-Man, Venom kept the image.

Venom Finally Looks Like His Chest Symbol

In the recent Venom series, however there was the suggestion that it may mean to represent something other than a spider. And in this week's Venom #5, we get a look at what the Venom symbol may actually be retconned into embodying. And it doesn't mean 'Hope'.

Venom Finally Looks Like His Chest Symbol

It's a dragon. Venom has always been a dragon.

Here's the full preview…

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VENOM #5
(W) Donny Cates (A/CA) Ryan Stegman
• An ancient Klyntar has awakened on Earth, and with it, something has stirred in Eddie Brock's symbiote.
•  And while Venom would never do anything to hurt Eddie or an innocent person, the ancient symbiote has no such qualms…
Rated T+In Shops: Aug 22, 2018 SRP: $3.99

 

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