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Spinning out of Venom War, Charles Soule and Jesus Saiz's Eddie Brock: Carnage will be launching in February, announced at the Marvel Comics: Spider-Man and his Venomous Friends Panel at New York Comic Con, with Senior Editor Jordan D White, current Venom writer Al Ewing, and Charles Soule, and will run alongside All-New Venom. #gallery-1 { margin:[...]

Marvel drops the word that Eddie Brock, or Dylan Brock, whoever is the victor of the current Venom War event, will be getting a new look coming out of the finale in November from Al Ewing and Iban Coello And promising more news this week, behind this rather twisted silhouette That's if it actually is[...]

The Eventuality is the final self of Eddie Brock beyond the King In Black, and Meridius, his various and conflicting timelines brought back together in the Un-Beyond The modern-day Eddie Brock was given five questions, which were eventually answered, and all played out And on Free Comic Book Day, Dylan Brock, the son of Eddie[...]

Limitless in scope, the series has followed Eddie Brock and his son, Dylan, on separate journeys as the symbiote heroes But after both have terrifying glimpses of the future, they realize only one of them can be Venom Their father and son feud will become everyone's problem as past and present symbiote characters alike are[...]

Marvel Comics are pitting father and son, Eddie Brock and Dylan Brock, against each other in Venom War from Al Ewing and Iban Coello this August "Father and son go head-to-head in a symbiote slugfest to be the last Venom standing this August." And a promotional image from Philip Tan.   Edward Brock was created by David[...]

Which is a chance to catch up on the time travelling and crisis-crossing various lives that Eddie Brock has been enjoying, as Venom, dealing with his many future selves Maybe he'll be able to clear up some of the time stream that currently resembles a very messy plate of spaghetti thrown up against a volcanic[...]

It was eventually bombed by the British in 1945, later looted, and eventually demolished in 1952… And what did Eddie Brock do? Well, he just turned up in 1942 in France and, looking for reinforcements, used his symbiote dog whistle, for anything symbiote that was around. Even if it was directly above him, and on its way[...]

And just as in his The Immortal Hulk, Al Ewing brought a message from the far flung future, so Eddie Brock gets one as well… as one of his symbiote spin-offs gets possessed to deliver such a message. With Eddie Brock now the new King In Black, God Of The Symbiotes and in control of all,[...]

First off, Venom and Eddie Brock are in love Sure there are plenty of metaphors to be thrown into the mix of things seen on screen and in the comics, but that also means there are multiple angles and meaning in them as well…not one definite look at it I watched the recent Venom: Let There[...]

Venom #9 by Donny Cates and Ryan Stegman has been a collectible comic book for some time, featuring as it does, the first appearance of Dylan Brock, originally thought to be Eddie Brock's nephew but later revealed to be his son Dylan Brock has remained a prominent character in the Venom comic books, rising to[...]

Credited on the poster, the studio offered a minimalist approach with stars Tom Hardy, as Eddie Brock/Venom, and Woody Harrelson as Cletus Kasady/Carnage. Venom: Let There Be Carnage Logo Credit: Sony Director Andy Serkis spoke to IGN, breaking down the trailer, offering more context into what's teased When talking about Kasady and how he transitioned from his[...]

Many fans were hoping for Carnage to appear in the first film, but instead, the setup Eddie Brock in San Francisco and introduced moviegoers to the weird world of symbiotes a little slower Hardy was the best part of the film, which was very divisive between critics and fans Fans thought the symbiote scenes and[...]

First giving Dylan an uncomfortable vision of his father, Eddie Brock, Venom. And a rather unfortunate confrontation. See he may look fierce, Dylan, but really your dad is armless And now you've got more of that King In Black to obsess over. And to be fair your vision-dad has got a point, you are keeping a bloody poo[...]

And it will change Eddie Brock's life forever. You've been warned. — DONNY⚡️CATES (@Doncates) December 27, 2019 After all, Donny does have his charms… as his Editor-In-Chief notes. Because I'm so pretty and charming. — DONNY⚡️CATES (@Doncates) December 28, 2019 Well, Bleeding Cool can confirm that Donny Cates has a point, So much so that the solicited covers for Venom #23[...]

Not something that can be said regarding Eddie Brock and Venom… I mean, they'd make a great double act with comic timing like that… still have you seen how Miles Morales is looking right now? He's seen better days, right? Absolute Carnage #3 is published today, or last night for midnight release parties… ABSOLUTE CARNAGE #3 (OF 5) AC (W)[...]

Marvels 80th Anniversary is here and Hot Toys is helping the world celebrate with a new amazingly villianous Venom figure.

There is a new version of everyone's favorite symbiote Venom available now exclusivesly at Disney Stores from Diamond Select Toys!

Despite lackluster United States reviews and reception, Sony's Venom just passed $800 million at the worldwide box office. It's also coming to digital and

On Friday, Mondo will be releasing two new posters by artist Matt Ryan Tobin to celebrate the opening of Venom! Also available: pins!

He will come with three sets of hands, swappable magnetic feet, three web strands, and three different heads, including a Eddie Brock head They really missed the boat here not including a crazy tongue out Venom head, but what are you going to do This is the version of the symbiote that I think of,[...]

Finally, we return to the present, where Venom as Eddie Brock is stopping a robbery He then returns to Alchemax to check on the symbiote's recent offspring He isn't happy with how it's being treated. Venom: First Host #1 cover by Mark Bagley, Andrew Hennessy, and Dono Sanchez-Almara Venom: First Host #1 lives up to its name[...]

Venom and Spider-Man Miles Morales have escaped from Knull, but that means the two are in free fall through the atmosphere. Is it a good read?

Eddie Brock and his other are helpless but to listen as this transpires. Venom #4 cover by Ryan Stegman, JP Mayer, and Frank Martin So, this issue is a big backstory issue for Knull, and, consequently, it lacks the flair and excitement of the previous installment That's not to say that this issue is anywhere close to[...]

Let's take a look! #gallery-1 { margin: auto; } #gallery-1 .gallery-item { float: left; margin-top: 10px; text-align: center; width: 50%; } #gallery-1 img { border: 2px solid #cfcfcf; } #gallery-1 .gallery-caption { margin-left: 0; } /* see gallery_shortcode() in wp-includes/media.php */ In honor of Venom's 30th anniversary, your favorite Super Heroes and Villains are being Venomized, and it's safe to say the universe will never be the same. Venom's first victim, journalist Eddie Brock, is[...]

[rwp-review-recap id="0"] Eddie Brock finds himself no longer in control of Venom and in the process of attacking Spider-Man Miles Morales With the help of Spider-Man, Eddie gains control of Venom once again He and Miles agree to a truce so that they can take on the Symbiote Dragon ravaging New York City. Venom #3 cover by[...]

This second issue is lighter on action and fast motion than the first installment, but it is more than made up in character development and expansion. We receive a refresher on Eddie Brock's life, and even I learned some new things about Eddie in this segment We also learn who Rex was, and effort is made[...]

[rwp-review-recap id="0"] Eddie Brock and Venom have begun having nightmares of a symbiote attacking Norse warriors from a long time ago Eddie has begun taking anti-psychotics to suppress Venom's voice, as the creature has become more violent as of late The two go out to take pictures from the arrest of a costumed criminal, but Venom[...]

As is always the case, he shows his expertise in depicting Eddie Brock and his slimy associate The Scorpion's costume looks great Venom looks intimidating and impressive Scott Hanna's inkwork is neat, tidy, and adds due emphasis to the shapes Dono Sanchez-Almara's color art brings things together in a well-balanced and eye-catching manner. Venom #165 brings[...]

[rwp-review-recap id="0"] Eddie Brock is waking up nauseas from intense nightmares that seem connected to the Venom symbiote Things complicate when the symbiote gets flighty and abandons Eddie during a fight with the Shocker Finally, Claire Dixon pops up alive and well, and she and her men try to capture Venom. Venom #164 cover by Ryan Stegman[...]

Venom and the X-Men come under attack by the Poisons, in control of Jean Grey and Killer Thrill. According to Venom, this means Jean Grey is dead. Can she still be saved? Is Venom wrong? Is it a good read?