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.
Marvel's new Venom series brings Eddie Brock and the classic symbiote back together with an upgrade that may grant them a unique kind of power.
Venom finds the most massive symbiote host in Marvel Comics history, even bigger and holding more power than all previous partners together.
Marvel is banking on the popularity of one of its most intriguing and adorable mascot critters and is finally shedding light on his backstory.
Marvel’s 'Queen In Black' event reveals that there’s a famous superhero that traumatized Venom, and it’s the last person anyone would expect.
Symbiote lore doesn't look anything like it did 40 years ago in Marvel Comics, but Venom's new run will be another blank canvas.
Venom could be eclipsed in their own run if what it's teasing is the reprisal of one of Marvel lore's most obscure supervillain teams of all time.
Venom lore is much different today than it was when readers first learned that Spider-Man's black suit was an alien, and that history has sad context.
Flash Thompson has been Agent Anti-Venom for a while, and he has a new permanent power that should be adapted for the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
One of Galactus' former Heralds returns to Marvel lore sporting their own symbiote, ready to defeat Nova, the Fantastic Four, and Spider-Man.
Eddie Brock officially returns as Venom, with a new design that adds armor plates and blood-red eyes to Marvel's most famous symbiote duo.
Venom debuts a new armored form as Eddie Brock experiences a major symbiote upgrade. Where did this redesign come from, and is it here to stay?
Marvel's new symbiote is a powerful cosmic hero-turned-villain who receives a massive redesign and a key role in the latest Venom crossover event.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day saw the return of Mac Gargan, and Michael Mando has teased what's next for the villain after finally becoming Scoprion.
Fans just got their first look at Venom's new green symbiotes, as Marvel debuts a range of new symbiote colors and unique powers.
In a rare 2026 Marvel and DC crossover, Superman became the most powerful host in symbiote history when he bonded with Venom to fight Spider-Man.
Venom chooses a different host from Spider-Man and Eddie Brock, bonding to a Marvel villain who had never had the chance to control the alien being.
Marvel announces a fresh start for Venom and Eddie Brock, who return to their traditional dynamics as their universe's most famous symbiote-human duo.
Marvel's Knull creates a new extraterrestrial species whose powers derive from a source entirely opposite to that of symbiotes like Venom.
Venom lore has become incredibly elaborate over the last decade, and a recent, pivotal era is about to change drastically yet again by fall 2026.
Venom may be one of Spider-Man's most personal foes in Marvel Comics history, but one new villain is competing for the same symbiotic attention.
