Video: When comic book fans think "Venom", they automatically think "Spider-Man". That isn't just because Venom is one of Spider-Man's most famous villains, it's also because his comic book origins are tied directly to those of Spider-Man.
However, in Sony's upcoming movie Venom, the villain is on his own — and we asked the director how that was going to work.
Congratulations are in order. Eddie Brock and Venom's beautiful, dark, twisted nightmare family is about to get a little bigger.
After a couple of months of teases, Marvel has revealed some new details about Venomverse, its latest event miniseries that celebrates all things Venom by, well, turning as many heroes as it can into Venomised versions of themselves. You get a symbiote! You get a symbiote! Symbiotes for all!
Are you prepared for another Marvel event? The comics publisher sure is hoping you are -- and this latest one is bringing a ton of new Venoms into the Marvel universe.
Between the glut of appearances following the debut of Spider-Man's nemesis in the late '80s and his mediocre appearance in 2007's Spider-Man 3, Venom was all but dead to me. But now he's Venom: Space Knight, and I can't get enough.
